I want to reiterate what has already been said to this committee, that Honduras enjoys wide market access for its export products. It's one of the countries in the Americas with the most market access, according to the data from the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean.
Market access is not one of the restrictions that is keeping Honduras from advancing its situation. It's an economic model, which has been aggravated since the 2009 coup by the new regime, that is exclusionary. The fact is that 100% of the economic gains in the country have gone, according to the statistic I mentioned, to 10% of the wealthy people in the country.
So we're not dealing here with how to increase trade—