VIVE en MAR del TUYU TODO EL AÑO [CAMBIO LA VIDA] #argentina #lacosta #megatube

FIRST OF ALL I LEAVE THE LINK OF JERE'S CHANNEL: https://youtube.com/@contraelsistema8... CEL: (+54 9) 113880-0813 In Las Toninas, Costa Chica and Mar del Tuyu; Jeremías tells us what it is like to live with only one arm, without a roof of his own, where his pension is barely enough to pay the rent. The man who was born into a humble family, in JC Paz, to separated parents. JERE: "I DID NOT EVEN HAVE SHOES TO GO TO SCHOOL" I have worked since I was very young, at the age of 30 a machine cut off one of my arms and as if that were not enough, then my little daughter "SOFIA" died. When I met him at the gate of my house, selling sweet things, his story moved me very much. Since that day every time I get sick because; work, something, or something in life is not being given to me in the way that I consider it should be given to me. I think it's all these people, that life hit them much harder and they keep going despite everything. ANSES Resolution 30/2021 proposes social protection programs to guarantee inclusion, accessibility and encourage participation in the labor market, however, this is insufficient. In the social economy, it contributes to social cohesion in terms of the employment of workers with disabilities, but it does not solve the problems of the entire group of people with disabilities. Regarding disability models, the resolution is based on the social and human rights model established by the International Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. To do so, it is necessary to make adjustments to our regulations and provide technical and legal support for what People with disabilities benefit from the exercise of their rights without discrimination and on equal terms with all citizens. That is, promoting resources in community environments that allow taking control over the issues that affect one's life, especially satisfactory social relationships outside of institutional environments. We consider it pertinent to clarify that the strengthening of the institutions of social protection is not necessarily accompanied by the recognition of people with disabilities. A paradigm shift is necessary that is aimed at the full autonomy and visibility of PWD to achieve equal conditions and opportunities. Regarding how this model is applied in other countries in the region, we can comment that in Chile, people between 18 and 65 who are declared disabled by the medical commissions, who belong to the 80th, can access a basic solidarity disability pension. Poorest % of the population (determined by the targeting score) and do not have the right to a pension in any pension regime, either as holders or beneficiaries of a survivor's pension.