Most people with university degrees (which is a minority in just about every country, in the US it doesn’t even gets up to 30% while in the DR it could be an even lower percentage) don’t end up working in what they got their title in.
I have also heard many in the Dominican media make a case about Dominican politicians not having university degrees in Political Science (when they do have one, it’s in something else.) Yet, in all countries very few of the politicians are in fact Political Scientists. That’s a fact that seem to escape many that complain about that regarding Dominican politicians. They simply want to use that argument to explain things like the inneficiency and corruption, but that’s nonsense since all governments are full of people that didn’t major in Political Science, yet sll governments aren’t the same.
I think they simply want to complaint. I have even heard some complain that there are Dominican congressmen and senator from low levels of society. Essentially, they are complaining that the DR government isn’t elitist. I bet if it was, the same complainers would then be complain only “popis” can be politicians in the DR.
If the governent has politicians that hsil from all levels of society, like the Dominican one, isn’t that the point? To be inclusive so that some of say the Congressmen are from wealthy powerful families and others are from some campo in the middle of nowhere?
