What financial barriers do people over 60 face in Argentina, and why might these constitute institutional discrimination?

Older adults over the age of 60 in Argentina face systemic financial barriers that may constitute institutional discrimination. According to lawyer Malena Garré, these individuals are frequently excluded from long-term credit opportunities due to their age, which concurrently exposes them to expensive digital loans and online fraud risks within the current financial framework.

Simultaneously, in a separate development concerning national infrastructure, the president of Colombia's National Infrastructure Agency (ANI), Ricardo Ayerbe, reported that he assumed leadership of the agency facing 16 trillion pesos in ongoing litigation. This legal burden stems largely from toll rate freezes, alongside a 2.4 trillion peso deficit in future budget appropriations.