US EditionGovernment Analyses Suspension of 270,000 Disability Pensions for Persons with Unknown Domiciles
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The Government is considering suspending 270,000 disability pensions for people with unknown addresses. These are the citations for the audit being conducted by the National Disability Agency (ANDIS), which reports to the Ministry of Health. The Executive sent certified letters to the beneficiaries' homes to begin a screening process for the total universe of 1,000,000. The Casa Rosada (Presidential Building) sent more than 550,000 notifications…
The National Disability Agency launched an operation to verify one million pensions. So far, it was unable to contact more than a quarter of the beneficiaries.
The Ministry of Health sent more than 550,000 notifications to certify the documentation and managed to contact only half of the beneficiaries. They claimed that in more than 220,000 cases the informed address was not found and that in the remaining cases they could not record the delivery of the documentation.
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