00:00Liston Diario presents the editorial from the director.
00:30transitions skilled workers, the wage premium for them is shrinking.
00:34This reveals a stark reality—
00:36further study no longer guarantees better incomes,
00:39but rather precarious, informal,
00:42or jobs outside the field of training.
00:45A revealing fact is that the majority of those affected by unemployment are women
00:50who proportionally make up the bulk of those invested by universities.
00:54The Titiais—young people with degrees, but without opportunities—
00:58embody this crisis.
01:00As experts warn, the risk is twofold,
01:03higher education is discouraged
01:05and youth underemployment increases.
01:08The solution, as Ombudsman Pablo Ulloa points out,
01:11requires coordinating academic offerings
01:14with private sector demand,
01:16promoting technical and vocational training.
01:18Therefore, it is urgent to transform employment
01:21into a state policy,
01:22where statistics, the productive sector
01:25and universities converge.
01:27Otherwise, human capital will continue
01:30to be an underutilized resource,
01:32and degrees will remain mere certificates
01:34of frustrated hope.
01:36The country must overcome this disastrous paradox
01:39because it is unacceptable that,
01:41as university professionalization levels increase,
01:44job opportunities for these graduates are reduced.
01:47For Listin Diario,
01:48voiceover and translation by Danny Leon.
01:50Listin Diario presented the editorial from the director.
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