In Argentina, a judge has suspended a government decree that overturned a disability law. The law, passed by Congress, was crucial for supporting people with disabilities and their caregivers. However, the government vetoed it, leading to the cancellation of thousands of pensions and the cessation of vital therapies. In response, a group of mothers and caregivers filed a collective lawsuit. Judge Adrián González Charvay ruled in their favor, ordering the government to immediately reinstate the law. This decision has brought hope to thousands of families on the brink of survival and has shone a light on the struggle facing society: why is it so hard to support the fights of the most vulnerable? Now, the mothers fighting for their children's rights feel their voices have finally been heard.
