As you know, Mr. Pacetti, our standard trade agreements include quite robust provisions on labour and environment. One of the things we have very much focused on is engaging with countries that are coming out of very troubled histories. You mentioned Honduras. That's a great example, and so is Colombia.
By the way, Chile is also a great example of a country that has come a long way since the Pinochet years, when it was a dictatorship. It might surprise you to know that Canada's approach of actually engaging rather than isolating Chile caused Canada to be the first country to sign a free trade agreement with Chile, back in 1997. Today they have more free trade agreements than any other country in the world. Canada was on the ground engaging with them not only on economic issues, not only on trying to improve their prosperity, which has actually happened, but also engaging on issues like human rights, democracy, security, and capacity building.
That's exactly the approach we've taken in countries like Colombia, like Peru, and also Honduras, all of which have troubled histories. We are part of the solution to that.