Instead of four or five days, we had nearly four weeks. In my judgment, that was one of the first time in the history of our country that you had mass participation in mapping the future of our country. And that is the first process in reconciliation. I must say that. Just two months ago, I had the occasion to bring it up to the president, to bring it up to other people in meetings, in seminars, in lectures because I believe that is the process where reconciliation can be effective.
Reconstruction can be effective because it is the people speaking.
Up until now, nothing has been done in terms of publishing. We were told that they were working on it, now it's a year and three months since those events happened. There has been a number of conferences held on the need for Peace and Reconciliation in the last year and a half. First there was the Chicago Conference held in April 1998 under the auspices of the Rev. Jesse Jackson Rainbow Push Coalition. This was later followed the July 1998 Reconciliation Conference held in Monrovia.