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Derechos y libertades en la vejez: paternalismos explícitos y viejismos implícitos de la pandemia

Authors: Dabove, Maria Isolina; Di Tullio Budassi, Rosana Gabriela; Breier, Ingrid Elizabeth; Teveni, Juan Pablo;

Derechos y libertades en la vejez: paternalismos explícitos y viejismos implícitos de la pandemia

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Propósito: Este trabajo tiene como fin analizar un emblemático fallo en torno a los derechos y libertades de las personas mayores en el marco de la emergencia provocada por el virus COVID-19 (Lanzieri, S. c/ GCBA s/ amparo – otros, 20/04/2020). Introducción: En el caso estudiado se cuestionó una norma dictada por la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, que obligaba a las personas de 70 y más años a solicitar un permiso especial a la autoridad de aplicación para realizar actividades consideradas esenciales para todas las personas. El fundamento central fue la genérica categorización de las personas adultas mayores como población de riesgo. Pero, con ello se puso en cuestión su derecho a ejercer las libertades en igualdad de condiciones que las demás personas. Desarrollo: Conforme a una perspectiva trialista del derecho de la vejez, en este trabajo se analizan los hechos, las normas en juego y los criterios de justicia imperantes en la pandemia al momento de dictarse la sentencia. Conclusiones: Desde este enfoque, a nuestro entender, el fallo hizo visible el carácter discriminatorio de la normativa objetada, sus aristas paternalistas innecesarias y la ilegítima intromisión y sobreprotección de las personas mayores, cuyas consecuencias no son otras que el reforzamiento de los prejuicios viejistas que los desempoderan aún más.

Purpose: This research paper aims to analyze an emblematic sentence regarding the rights and freedoms of the elderly in the context of the emergency caused by COVID-19 (Lanzieri, S. c / GCBA s / amparo - others, 04/20/2020). Introduction: The studied case questioned a regulation settled by Buenos Aires City, which obliged people aged 70 years and over to request special permission from the local authority to carry out activities considered essential for everyone. The main argument was the generic categorization of the elderly as a population at risk, but that regulation restricted their right to exercise freedoms on equal terms as others. Development: From a trialist perspective of Elder Law, this paper analyzes the facts, rules and judicial criteria prevailing at the time of the verdict during the pandemic. Conclusions: According to the investigation approach, the sentence shows the discriminatory nature of the objected regulation, its unnecessary paternalistic edges, the unlawful interference, and overprotection of the elderly, whose consequences reinforced ageism and disempower older persons.

Fil: Dabove, Maria Isolina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Derecho. Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas y Sociales "Dr. Ambrosio L. Gioja"; Argentina

Fil: Breier, Ingrid Elizabeth. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Derecho. Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas y Sociales "Dr. Ambrosio L. Gioja"; Argentina

Fil: Teveni, Juan Pablo. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Derecho. Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas y Sociales "Dr. Ambrosio L. Gioja"; Argentina

Fil: Di Tullio Budassi, Rosana Gabriela. Universidad Nacional de Rosario; Argentina

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PERSONAS MAYORES, prejuicio, R, DERECHO A LA VEJEZ, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5.5, DERECHO, sentencia judicial, administración pública, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5, Medicine, vejez, libre circulación, GERONTOLOGIA

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