Economy

If the project being carried out by the Superintendency of Transportation for take mobile apps off the marketmore than 100,000 drivers would be left without this source of income and at least 8 million passengers would no longer have this option to move.Currently, platforms such as Cabify, which has some 2.5 million users, are operating in the country; Uber with 2 million; Free Taxis moves another 2 million; and Picap mobilizes 1.5 million motorcycle users.(You can also read: Pension reform: these are the proposals to prepare the bill) "The blocking bill announces these apps on the web through administrative procedures,…

The National Administrative Department of Statistics (Dane) revealed that in December 2022 the unemployment rate it was 10.3 percent, that is, 0.8 percentage points below that presented in the same period of the previous year, when the data was 11.1 percent. And in all of 2022 the rate stood at 11.2 percent, which represents a drop of 2.6 points compared to the figure of 13.8 percent in 2021. (You can also read: Labor reform: the first stitches of the project that the Government is preparing) What happened in 2022?by sex, the unemployment rate for women was 14.3 percent in 2022…

High inflation and the increase in interest rates to curb price rises have home builders in the country on tenterhooks, and may end up undermining buyer confidence. ('The dollar goes down, but some construction supplies don't.') In an interview with Portfolio, Luis Aurelio Díaz, president of OikosHe said that interest rates affect the financial closings of construction companies, because in some cases, projects must be aborted because they do not meet the resource goal or because they have slower sales."Obviously the construction companies are concerned about taking long-term loans with rates that close their ability to pay with the bank"Diaz…

The debate advances pension reform in colombia and the trade unions, the Colombian Association of Pension and Unemployment Fund Administrators (Asofondos) and the Federation of Colombian Insurers (Fasecolda) have already presented their proposals for the discussion of the bill that the Government expects to file in March.(You can also read: Working hours: what is the economic impact of reducing it to 47 hours this year) The unions, made up of the Central Unitaria de Trabajadores (CUT), the General Confederation of Labor (CGT) and the Confederation of Workers of Colombia (CTC)they made public a package of 30 propositions. Among them, they…