Age barriers refer to social, economic, or psychological obstacles that arise due to an individual’s age. These barriers can manifest in various contexts, such as the workplace, education, healthcare, and social interactions. They often lead to age discrimination, where individuals are judged or limited in opportunities based on their age, whether they are younger or older. For example, younger individuals may face challenges in being taken seriously or gaining employment due to perceptions of inexperience, while older adults may encounter difficulties in finding work or accessing services due to stereotypes about their capabilities or adaptability. Age barriers can hinder personal and professional development, limit social engagement, and contribute to inequities across generations. Addressing these barriers is essential for fostering inclusivity and ensuring that people of all ages can participate fully in society.
Verónica Sánchez is triumphing in her acting career, breaking age barriers in Hollywood and beyond. Known for her role in *Los Serrano*, she now captivates audiences in intriguing and mature…