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By: Celia de Anca, Newton M. Campos, Concepción Galdón, Eugenia Gutiérrez — Women and men are living longer in Latin America and the Caribbean, and that is very good news. It is the result of improvements in public health and economic development over the past decades. This trend creates opportunities as well as challenges. Among them is a growing demand for long-term care services, that is, support from individuals so that older people who need them can carry out the basic activities of daily living.