Adrián Ávila proposes creating a Procuratorship for the Protection of Older Persons

Adrián Ávila proposes creating a Procuratorship for the Protection of Older Persons

Veracruz is experiencing a demographic increase in its older adult population, which has led to a higher prevalence of property violence, family violence, and social exclusion. This reality demands that the State guarantee dignified conditions and full access to justice, reaffirming that aging should be experienced with well-being rather than suffering. To address this urgency, the creation of a Specialized Attorney's Office for the Protection of Older Persons is proposed. This institution would seek to reverse violence through a dignity- and autonomy-centered approach, staffed by multidisciplinary personnel and structured to provide legal assistance, investigation, and prevention services, positioning the entity at the forefront of national standards aligned with international benchmarks. This case is relevant to open data because a specialized attorney's office requires robust systems for data collection, management, and transparency. Effective monitoring of complaints, violence statistics, and intervention metrics necessitates an open data infrastructure to ensure accountability, enable citizen auditing, and facilitate evidence-based decision-making to protect the human rights of this vulnerable group.

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