Colombians, there is good news. An opinion poll doesn't change the work of a government, but it does deserve to be discussed when it reflects the outcome of the commitment. Atlas Intel, in partnership with Bloomberg, presented this week its latest image measurement of the country's main public figures, corresponding to the first month of this government's administration. According to that measurement, President Abelardo de la Espilella has the highest positive image among all the figures evaluated with 54% favorability, followed by Vice President José Manuel Restrepo with 53%. We do n't see this as a victory, we simply see it as a vote of confidence that must be honored every day with results, with work, and not with speeches. We are pleased to know that a country that has only been experiencing this government's management for a month is already seeing results, and this demands that we give much more. It requires us to continue working with the same discipline as the first day, because the trust that is measured today in a survey is sustained with facts, with management and with concrete results in the lives of Colombians. This government doesn't govern for the polls, it governs for the people. And if this measurement confirms anything, it is that the path of transparency, hard work, and firm decisions is the right one to continue following without pause, without rest, and without complacency. And we continue with good news. After 33 years, workers from the Bogotá energy group, TGI in Laza and in Colombia, signed a joint agreement with Cintraelecol after a dialogue process accompanied by the Ministry of Labor under the leadership of Dr. Natalia López, Minister of Labor. The agreement establishes common commitments to respond to transformations such as artificial intelligence, new technologies and the energy transition. It also establishes commitments on gender equality, prevention of harassment, occupational safety and health, and against illegal outsourcing and intermediation practices. The Ministry of Labor accompanied this process as a facilitator, respecting the autonomy of the parties, and the agreement will be monitored semi-annually through an expanded labor committee. An agreement of this nature, of this magnitude, had not been reached since 1993. And in the government of President Abelardo de la Espriella we demonstrated that when there is a willingness to listen to each other and build trust, we can anticipate major transformations and find solutions that protect workers and allow companies to continue growing. With this we demonstrate that every day we are getting closer to the homeland of Milagro. Ah. [music]