The improvements were fragile but relevant. In recent years, several social and economic human rights indicators showed positive developments. Following the trend of improvements seen in society in general, persons with disabilities saw a small evolution in their living conditions that, being so fragile, was quickly reversed and aggravated by the pandemic. This is the analysis of Paula Campos Pinto, coordinator of the Disability and Human Rights Observatory (ODDH), who explains to AGIR how the human rights of persons with disabilities always fall short of the reality of the rest of the population.