I think it's both. I think the market in Honduras is very limited. It's not growing. It might be shrinking because inequality is growing and the economy is not growing sufficiently. Also, on the Honduran side, there are problems of what we call supply, right? There is no growing international investment, and there is not much investment from the domestic side. Actually, most of the investment that is being done in Honduras is in services, and servicing the local population. It has to do with a particular development, or actually underdevelopment of the Honduran economy: about 20% of the Honduran working population has already left the country, including half of all high school graduates, and about three-quarters of all university graduates. They mostly work in the United States, but also in Europe, and small numbers here. They send remittances, which are equivalent to 16% of GDP to Honduras every year. That is the highest in the western hemisphere.
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