The Senate gives the green light to the Dependency and Disability Law

The Senate has approved the reform of the Dependency and Disability Law, introducing changes that expand rights, reduce service incompatibilities, and increase user decision-making power. However, the approved text differs from the original version passed by Congress, as the PP modified aspects such as inclusive education, freedom of choice, and tax provisions, facing criticism from other parties. The reform now returns to the Lower House for final approval.

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