In the case of Mexico, we're convinced of the advantages of free trade. As I said in my presentation, since 1986 we've been part of GATT, and we've been building capacity and finding out more about free trade.
In this round of negotiations, in terms of the modernization that we're seeing, and going through with the CPTPP, and all of the negotiating experience in the area of free trade, we're able to update our knowledge in different areas.
We're looking at the different aspects that are necessary to negotiate in all areas. I wouldn't summarize this in just one or two agreements, but it's our general expertise, and our knowledge of free trade and confidence in it.
We've been putting it forward in different negotiations. We have the Pacific Alliance and the CPTPP, but we're also negotiating with Europe to modernize our agreement. We're deepening our trade relations with countries like Brazil and Argentina. We have a full agenda in the area of trade diversification, and our negotiators are strengthening our capacity.