guy ryder, director general of the ilo. thanks for joining us. >> pleasure. >> we talked about how there's sentiment around europe in terms of the market and the effect of the ecb. you've just given the unemployment numbers for spain. no turn around at all there. what are the long-term impacts that we're seeing? >> the impacts, as you've been hearing, we have levels of unemployment in spain which i think are very difficult for any of us to imagine the social effects of. what he think is quite worrying is i think the move here in davos is that the financial situation in europe, it's turning the corner. there's a good deal of optimism about that. i think we have to keep very much in mind is the situation on labor markets is getting worse. globally, we estimate that we added over 4 million to the unemployment cues around the world in 2012. and the bad news is, for 2013, it's even worse. 5 million more. so i think we have to be very, very careful that we don't focus exclusively on the financial aspects, although getting that ri