The Handicapped and Accessibility: the struggle for integration
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In our country at the present time a lot of hard work is being dedicated to the cause of total integration and the elimination of any possible type of discrimination, resulting in an enormous dedication in the last few years to the elaboration of regulations, especially in 2007. But in order to understand the current situation, one must make reference to the evolution of the norms in this area. The policies used by the Spanish government to procure total integration for the handicapped involve many different fronts – health, education, formative training, accessibility, employment, dependency…- due to the interdisciplinary nature of the areas affected. As it is not possible for this study to touch on all the areas involved, one very important aspect that will be analyzed is that of accessibility and what it involves, as well as its role in different administrations.
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