He agrees that expectations were too high and much remains to be done. But I think what's important is the fact, with the disappearance of the army, that political space exists, perhaps for the first time, and the political crisis can for the first time have to be managed by politicians and not by generals and persons in uniforms. It's a brand-new experience in Haiti. If you're trying to build institutions, institutions aren't built overnight. Institutions are not bricks and mortar.
Institutions are people.
And people don't change overnight. Attitudes don't change overnight. And it's a long, slow, difficult process. I very often use the metaphor of a ship sailing against the wind. You can't go in a straight line.