I think that the information is still a little bit scattered, but we are watching it closely. We have been so very proud of the tide of democracy in this hemisphere. So the carrying out of democratic practices everywhere in Ecuador is very important to not only the United States but the hemisphere. First of all, the fact that the President is going to be going to Mexico very early in this Administration, the fact that he is going to be meeting with President Frei of Chile, and then pursuing an additional trip to Latin America, should be taken as a very, again, important sign of the fact that we want to spend a great deal of time working with our friends and partners in Latin America. Can I ask one question about Vietnam.
Today is the Vietnamese lunar new year.
Did I not just read that the committee had, in fact, reported out or are working on our nomination for Ambassador to Vietnam. I think you do know that one of President Clinton's very important priorities for this second term is one of bipartisanship or non-partisanship. I have addressed myself to that point also, in my confirmation hearings and in an article that I wrote about it. I believe that we have a huge opportunity at the end of the 20 th Century to take a new look at American foreign policy for the next 50 years, as our predecessors did 50 years ago, on a bipartisan basis. We have some very important issues that require bipartisan support.