Cuestionan severamente la pasividad del gobierno ante el éxodo masivo de la juventud hondureña.

Añadido: 2026-05-17

The sociologist Alberto Erazo Castro argues that the Honduran government's passive response to the mass exodus of young people is a critical failure, as the absence of comprehensive public policies and state investment leaves youth without reasons to remain in their country; structural unemployment and insecurity are the primary drivers forcing thousands to seek opportunities abroad, while authorities seemingly ignore that migration benefits elites through remittances while the nation's most valuable human capital departs, making it the state's duty to create conditions where emigration is a choice rather than a necessity for survival.