I'm not so familiar with the specific terms of each of the agreements. What I see, after living in Latin America for 40 years, is this. What is going to be the medium-term impact when you have, let's say, China, which is basically making substantial investments...? What is the basis for negotiating a trade agreement that could be valued, as Mr. Kingston was saying, in the $40 billion...when you have a country like China that's coming in and bringing $50 billion to $150 billion in foreign aid and trade that we're doing. The alliance will have smaller strength than dealing with larger major trade partners.
When you look at the environmental aspects, you see that each of the alliance countries has to form a united front and basically use that same position when the alliance countries are negotiating with other trade partners to basically impose the environmental legislation restrictions and so forth.