And with regard to the embargo, it's in law, I think the most disturbing part of Sec. Albright's statement today was when she said we're just doing these two measures, we're not going to lift the ban on tourism, massive tourism, and business travel to Cuba. Of course they can't. We have said in law the embargo will remain as an instrument of pressure so that those who find themselves in the situation of provisionality after Castro dies or is killed, they will want to lift the U.S. embargo, and so that they are encouraged, pressured to hold elections. That's the purpose of our policy.
Free elections is the purpose, is the goal of our policy.
And that cannot be changed by the administration. It can only be changed by Congress. That's our goal. And we're going to hold out and deny our market to the Castro regime until there is a democratic transition in Cuba. There has not been one single embargo in the history of modern days that has worked.