Hundreds of thousands of older adults in Mexico face a silent crisis that directly threatens their rights. When going to notaries, banks, or public agencies to carry out basic procedures —such as opening an account, signing a will, collecting a pension, or selling a property—, they encounter biometric systems that reject their fingerprints due to the natural wear and tear of the skin due to age or caused by certain diseases.
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