Multiple outlets report that Argentina’s austerity measures under President Javier Milei are cutting or reducing funding for disability-related services, raising concerns about access to essential care. The Independent reports that funding is being reduced for therapy programs for people with disabilities, affecting an estimated five million people. The services described include therapy and related supports intended to help people with disabilities maintain health and daily functioning. The reporting frames the issue as part of broader fiscal cost-cutting measures implemented by the Milei administration. While details of the exact programs affected are limited in the provided excerpts, the central claim across coverage is that reduced public spending is weakening disability support infrastructure, potentially leaving some beneficiaries without alternatives. The concern highlighted by outlets is that policy changes lead to gaps in service delivery for a large population of people with disabilities. The issue is presented as an immediate risk created by funding reductions rather than a long-term reform plan.