The European Union faces high levels of youth unemployment, while thousands of vacancies remain unfilled in sectors such as health, logistics and technology. In this context, Spain has taken a bold step with Royal Decree 659/2023 by reformulating its training system and linking it directly to migration policy. This seeks to address the mismatch between labor supply and demand, as well
They are part of the fourth-grade generation that stood out for their SIMCE results, and by 2035, they will represent 24% of the global workforce (McCrindle, 2024). Generation Alpha (2010-2024) was born alongside the first iPad and Instagram, growing up entirely immersed in touchscreens used as pacifiers, educational tools, and entertainment. In fact, 63% of them discovered sports first through video
Elon Musk’s appointment to head the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)-inspired by none other than Milei-is mandated to “dismantle government bureaucracy, slash excess regulations, cut wasteful spending, and restructure federal agencies,” according to the press release. To measure the potential impact, it is enough to look at the size of the U.S. state apparatus, which today has just over 3 million
The new Ministry of Public Security of Chile has sparked a debate about the need to transform or create institutions that can reconfigure our political governance. “For several decades, the West created strong institutions, but the world has changed so quickly that, at some point, they ceased to be fit for purpose and lost legitimacy in the eyes of the people.”
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) brings an unprecedented opportunity for Chile’s economic development, with projections suggesting that generative AI could contribute between $2.6 and $4.4 trillion to the global economy. However, this transformation also brings challenges that cannot be overlooked. McKinsey warns that nearly 40% of jobs are highly exposed to AI, with the automation of routine tasks potentially displacing thousands of workers and deepening existing inequalities.
Simon Johnson and James Robinson, both recipients of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics, have consistently expressed positive views on Chile’s achievements and the strength of its institutions, highlighting that it is the only Latin American country with real potential to achieve full development.
Kodea NGO has taken a significant step by joining the TeachAI Advisory Board, becoming the only Chilean organization to do so. This global initiative, launched by Code.org, is driven by several key organizations in the fields of education and technology, with the aim of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into educational systems in an ethical and effective way.
As it celebrates its bicentennial, November marks a pivotal month for Peru. This year, it chairs APEC for the third time and is gearing up to host the summit of leaders from the 21 economies that make up the forum, which collectively account for nearly 60% of global GDP and 40% of the world’s population.
The labor market in Chile faces significant challenges, especially in the context of informality and digitalization. According to data from May, the country has more than 16 million people of working age, of which approximately 10,2 million are part of the labor force. However, the employment rate reveals an alarming gender disparity: while 66.9% of men are employed, only 47.8% of
For the second consecutive year, we are launching the international category of Los Creadores in Peru, Colombia, and Argentina to discover digital talent among school students. More than 600 creative-minded children and young people participated in the bootcamps we held in these countries. Given the importance of children and adolescents developing digital skills for innovation, understanding, and creativity—not just for the
