Mr. Speaker, last week the Deputy Prime Minister assured the House that the focus of the OAS meetings in Windsor would be human security, not the trade agenda. He said that issues like the case of Francisco Ramirez would be on the agenda. He is the Colombian labour leader who was being pursued by paramilitary death squads.
I ask the acting prime minister, has Canada gone beyond vague generalities and raised the case of Francisco Ramirez? What measures is Canada proposing to safeguard human security through the OAS?