bringing the total to 15. scientists say they are still unsure what s causing the outbreak but they believe it can be transmitted between humans, as well as from animals to humans. now on bbc news, it s time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i am stephen sackur. constitutionally barred from seeking a second term in the countries upcoming election. but if he were running, his chances would not be good. his poll ratings are poor. last year, columbia was gripped by street protests, poverty, inequality and violence remain endemic. president duque is my guest today. could his departure signal columbia s rejection of the traditional ruling elite? president ivan duque. a very warm welcome to hardtalk. thank to hardtalk. you so much for allowing me thank you so much for allowing me to be here in the show. it is a pleasure having you in the studio. in a few weeks time, you will be leaving office and the opinion polls in columbia state a clear majority of your people disapprove of th
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world in technology, that represents many of the things that we committed. we accomplished it but we have to face a pandemic and even when the pandemic came, we have left the pandemic came, we have left the country with 70% of the population doubled ghost, 83% one dose, more than 40 million with a booster shot and let me finish with this, and the economy recovering. so what i said after the pandemic that we wanted to have massive vaccination and save recovery, but things have been a come. and we have to end there but president even decay, thank you so much forjoining me on hardtalk. it so much for “oining me on naamalk. hardtalk. it should be hardlies. hardtalk. it should be hardlies. i m - hardtalk. it should be hardlies. i m just- hardtalk. it should be i hardlies. i m just saying. hello. after the warmth of last week,
wages grew by 2.1%, compare that to 6% inflation, your money isn t going nearly as far. this is the trend we continue to see. wages going up slightly and the economy recovering, but nowhere near as inflation, and the projection as it will hit 8%. there are 1.3 million vacancies, so people would point to that as a sign of growth, but not good if you cannot fill those toes. people in hospitality say they cannot run the business partly because there is no want to fill the jobs. we need to keep an eye on the growth and how wages are looking. we have not seen the impact on inflation of the war in ukraine and energy bills, which havejust gone up in ukraine and energy bills, which have just gone up again. inflation numbers tomorrow? yes, keep an eye on the graph over the next few months of things getting more expensive. yes, we are getting more money on average, but it is not
to look into the numbers a little bit more, but, you know, some areas of, you know, i don t know what the labor force participation number came in as little chged. yeah, so that s one of the big areas that is problematic. labor force participation was around3%, over 63% before the pandemic. and it is still around 61% or so, 61.9% if unchanged. that means, you know, you don t have that full throttle economy because more people are out of the economy than in it. this summer was revised down a bit. it was big and strong. i also think there is this disconnect with how people feel and what all the numbers taken together show about the economy, we have talked about that a lot. people feel really cruddy about the competent. the fed doesn t. the fed knows the economy recovering. the inflation is rub nning too hot. there is really kind of two sides to the story here.
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