 It is, after so many years of crisis, now it is an optimistic vision. For the first time, all the countries in the European Union are growing. We, in Spain, are only second to Ireland in the Eurozone. All the Eurozone is growing. That's the first time it happens in 10 years. So for the first time, I'm really optimistic. We are now almost at the end of a very long tunnel which has taken many casualties in the form of unemployed people, crisis, etc. So there are many challenges ahead, many. We are not out of the woods yet, but we can start building again, instead of spending all our energies on our time, preventing collapse. For the first time in many years, we can start building. They are the priorities of everyone in Europe. It's our citizens. After sending, I don't say negative messages, but difficult messages, to our citizens from our national government and the European Union, in terms of austerity of discipline, reducing debt, reducing deficit. Now we have to send positive messages. We have started now in Götterberg with our youth. We are sending, for the first time, positive messages for our youth in terms of racism, changes in universities, changes in secondary schools, these kind of things. And we have sent messages that we are determined to fix the defects of our economic and monetary union that caused this crisis to be so serious in the Eurozone, but especially in countries like Ireland and Spain. I'm in Ireland and Ireland. I'm serious. Ireland has always been a close friend of Spain. Of course, we are part of the South too. So we feel very close to our southern countries. But not only, we are an Atlantic country too. Spain, Spanish conquistadors discovered America, you know. So we are very keen on our relations with the other side of the Atlantic, and we are the Atlantic countries in Europe. And of course, we are one of the big five. When the UK leaves, we will be one of the big four. So we have a close relationship, of course, with Germany, Italy, and France. The priorities is finishing the work we started in the middle of the crisis. One of the reasons is the crisis hit so seriously. Countries like Ireland and Spain was the banking crisis. So we have to fix the banking union. We're almost there. We already have a single supervisor system. We are almost there in a single resolution system. Now we have to go for the single deposit guarantee system. That would prevent another crisis like we had. Then, after or simultaneously with that, we have to continue with fiscal integration. There are some instruments that we need for aligning our fiscal objectives. That doesn't mean that Brazil has to tell you where to go out and what to do, where to spend. But we have to have common objectives for some macroeconomic objectives because that would prevent a symmetric crisis to hit the eurozone. Then there are things we need if we want a stable monetary union. We will never have a perfect monetary union. There's only one perfect monetary union, I would say, in the world which is singable. Not even the United States is a perfect monetary union, but we need a stable monetary union. For that, we need instruments. In the medium term, we should aim at a finance minister of the eurozone, a budget of the eurozone to compensate a similar differences and probably euro bonds or you may call it common debt instruments.