I think that while efforts have been made by the United States and other governments to pressure the Honduran government to respect the rule of law and to increase prosecutorial capacity and clean up the police, those have been overwhelming failures so far. So I think because there's no political will to reform these procedures under the current government—the Lobo administration, the executive branch, the congress, and now with the supreme court under their control—we cannot solve this by helping this government clean itself up.
Comme il n'existe aucune volonté politique d'apporter des réformes dans l'appareil étatique actuel, c'est-à-dire l'administration Lobo, l'exécutif, le congrès et la Cour suprême maintenant sous leur contrôle, nous ne pouvons faire évoluer la situation en aidant le gouvernement à s'assainir.