RE:RE:RE:B of C rateWe are blessed my friend. Will check out your suggestion on that stock. As far as that other poster critiquing Colombia's govt..he is pretty much clueless without living here. The big issue isn't exploration licenses as 183 licenses are in effect. The locals up North were against fracking which is a local issue that the govt decided to intervene and stop. There has been pollution issues here from oil to Gold Mining. Colombia has a great ecological future but I recognize the need for both industry's. The Treasury Secretary Ocompo is trying to balance out and temper some of the commentary of the Minister of Mines who apparently is misguided. Slowly turning the country towards tourism, more in country production and manufacturing. I think there is room for both to succeed and mineral oil production will still live on in Colombia.