Kyiv's risky incursion into Kursk could be a game-changer in the Ukraine war, potentially altering the course of the conflict or allowing Russia to entrench its gains in Donetsk. The operation's strategic objectives remain unclear, posing significant risks. The offensive also presents a geopolitical opportunity for Washington to pivot more effectively to Asia.

The Teofimo Lopez vs. Josh Taylor fight attracted 980,000 viewers on ESPN, making it the most-watched fight on the channel in 2023. Teofimo Lopez earned a purse of $2.3 million. The fight was not a pay-per-view event, unlike the Tank vs. Garcia fight, which sold over 1 million PPV buys. The viewership numbers for the UK audience on Sky are uncertain but expected to be lower due to the early morning broadcast time.

The article discusses the potential boxing match between Lopez and Haney, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of both fighters. It suggests that Lopez is faster, hits harder, and has a better chance of winning, while Haney's chin is considered suspect. The article also mentions past performances and opinions on how each fighter might fare in the ring.

The discussion revolves around the potential boxing match between Tank and Teofimo at 140 pounds. Tank is praised for his skills but criticized for not taking significant risks in his career. Teofimo is lauded for his performance and resilience, particularly against Taylor. Garcia is noted for his talent but criticized for his lack of focus. Shakur is acknowledged for his potential but noted for not having achieved much yet. The conversation includes comparisons to other notable boxers like Hasim Rahman, Lennox Lewis, Mike Tyson, Bud, Spence, and Erroll.

The discussion centers on the potential match-up between Teofimo López and Shakur Stevenson at 140 pounds. Shakur Stevenson is praised for his skills and potential to dominate the division, while Teofimo López is acknowledged for his achievements but is seen as likely to be outclassed by Stevenson. Other boxers like Loma, Haney, Valdez, and Herring are mentioned, with varying sentiments about their current status and past performances.

The article discusses the current status and potential of Shakur Stevenson in the boxing world, questioning why he hasn't fought top-tier opponents yet. It compares his career to that of Teo, who has already fought multiple world-class fighters and has a more impressive resume at the same age. The text suggests that while Shakur may have better longevity in boxing, Teo has already achieved significant milestones.

Dmitry Bivol has expressed his views on Canelo Alvarez avoiding a rematch and has also touched upon the WBC's alleged discrimination against Russian boxers. The discussion includes opinions on whether Bivol was justified in asking for more money for the fight and the potential impact on his legacy. The sentiment towards Bivol is neutral, while the WBC is viewed negatively due to the implied discrimination.

The JUVENSER registry aims to describe the sociodemographic and clinical characteristics, and disease activity of young adults diagnosed with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) as they transition to adulthood. This longitudinal, prospective, multicentre study includes patients aged 16-25 years and will last for three years. The registry will provide valuable data on disease activity, joint damage, health resource usage, and treatments, involving 534 patients from various Spanish hospitals. The project is supported by the Spanish Society of Rheumatology and adheres to ethical guidelines and data protection regulations.

In 1990, Peter Senge, an expert in system dynamics, published 'The Fifth Discipline: How to Foster Learning in the Intelligent Organization.' These five disciplines remain relevant and provide answers to important organizational questions, emphasizing that a company should be a learning community.

Agustín Francisco de las Casas, born in Santa Cruz de La Palma in 1937 and passed away in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in 2016, is highlighted for his contributions to folklore and the Bajada de la Virgen festival. The article provides an overview of his life and his significant role in cultural events.

The study examines the impact of tax education on the development of a tax culture among individuals in San Lorenzo, Paraguay. It employs a bibliographic and field research design with a quantitative approach, focusing on the relationship between tax education and tax culture. The research involved a non-probabilistic sample of 25 individuals from the commercial sector, using surveys to gather data. The findings highlight the effectiveness of tax education programs, particularly those offered by the NAT - Núcleo de Asistencia Tributaria and the Dirección de Extensión y Servicios de la Facultad de Ciencias Económicas de la Universidad Nacional de Asunción, in fostering a better understanding of taxation as essential for economic sustainability.

The study provides a descriptive analysis of the Upper Cretaceous geological sequence of the Collado del Maigmó-Mas del Teularet in Penàguila, Alicante. It documents sedimentary hiatuses and fossil macrofauna, updating the sedimentary sequence and distinguishing the Jaén, Aspe, and Raspay formations. These formations show variability in sedimentary facies, related to a seabed composed of blocks at different depths, ultimately revealing the existence of a submarine channel.

Digital advertising elicits emotional reactions in consumers, with a study focusing on the 'Origen Ambateño 2022' campaign revealing that joy and surprise were the most significant emotions, while disgust was the most notable negative emotion. The campaign generated more positive emotions, enhancing the recall of digital ads and promoting local product consumption.

The article examines the design of a remuneration mechanism for reducing energy losses using a dynamic principal-agent model in continuous time. The agent, representing the energy distribution company, invests effort to reduce energy losses, while the principal, representing the regulator, offers a contract to incentivize optimal effort. The model incorporates a diffusion process influenced by the agent's unobservable effort, and the optimal contract is derived from an associated differential equation. The solution integrates standard utility functions, distorting taxes, firm sales, and the Martingale Representation Theorem.

The study explores the diversity and complexity of youth group figurations, emphasizing that peer groups are not the only significant social formations among young people. Through in-depth interviews conducted in 1994 and 2017, the research identifies and describes various group dynamics, highlighting the importance of secondary groups and interpersonal relationships such as dyads. The findings also point to the growing significance of affinity-based relationships and changes in the gender composition of youth groups.

Gilberto Esparza's work, 'Plantas nómadas,' is highlighted as an artistic call to raise awareness about the Anthropocene and its impending collapse. The article emphasizes the need for a paradigm shift towards complex thinking, reflected in Esparza's work through semiotics and pragmatics, creating a poetic opening that alters environmental perception.

The article examines the portrayal of a freed slave in the post-Independence period of New Granada in José María Samper's novel 'Florencio Conde. Escenas de la vida colombiana' (1875). It explores the character Segundo Conde as an economic subject and a 'racialized lover,' whose freedom is retracted, reinstating a slave regime and the master's desire. The analysis highlights the aesthetic attempt to construct a rational yet docile citizen, exemplifying mestizaje within the nation's foundation and new production relations. The novel's depiction of interracial romance challenges the era's norms, suggesting a future of racial blending and social acceptance. The study supports the thesis that the novel represents a literary artifact through which 19th-century Hispanic American elites began forming a national literary tradition reflecting racial, cultural, and social convergence.

Alejandro Echavarría Isaza, a prominent Colombian businessman and philanthropist, significantly contributed to the industrial and philanthropic landscape of Colombia during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He played a crucial role in expanding the family business and was instrumental in the success of Coltejer, Colombia's largest textile company of the time. His philanthropic efforts, guided by Christian values, included the establishment of the Hospital San Vicente de Paul. Echavarría's work exemplifies the integration of business acumen with social responsibility, reflecting the broader historical context of industrialization and the social doctrine of the Catholic Church.

Explores the evolution of communication from its origins to the modern mobile era, highlighting key technological advancements and their impact on society.

The article discusses the architectural design of Domus Atrio by González Morgado Arquitectura, focusing on the unique feature of three patios. It highlights the innovative interior design elements and the architectural significance of the project.

The article provides daily fantasy basketball lineup picks for DraftKings and FanDuel on June 12, 2023, focusing on the NBA Finals game between the Denver Nuggets and Miami Heat. It highlights top candidates for multiplier spots and utility plays, with Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray being the primary picks for Denver, and Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo for Miami. The piece emphasizes the importance of monitoring the NBA injury report before the lineup locks and offers a promo code for DFS Premium Bundle. It also suggests considering other players like Aaron Gordon, Bruce Brown, Kyle Lowry, Michael Porter Jr., and Caleb Martin for fantasy lineups.

The article presents a data-driven methodology for synthesizing a geometallurgical model for a copper deposit using clustering techniques on a dataset of 1112 drill samples. The study evaluates different clustering methods, with k-means showing the best performance. The proposed model increases the project's Net Present Value (NPV) by 4%, demonstrating its potential for improving mining schedules and decision-making. The methodology is validated through an economic evaluation, highlighting its applicability in greenfield, brownfield, and ongoing operations.

The article provides prop betting picks for MLB games on June 9, 2023, focusing on both pitchers and hitters. It highlights Cristian Javier's strong strikeout performance, Austin Gomber's struggles at Coors Field, and Manny Machado's success against left-handed pitchers. Additionally, it discusses Freddie Freeman's consistent performance in same-handed matchups and Bryce Harper's success against right-handed pitchers. The article also promotes betting on FanDuel and DraftKings Sportsbooks, offering various betting promo offers.

This research introduces a novel semantic thermal image segmentation method for monitoring regional neuraxial analgesia, focusing on interpretability. The proposed Convolutional Random Fourier Features-based approach (CRFFg) and custom-designed layer-wise weighted class-activation maps are specifically tailored for foot segmentation. The methodology enhances three well-known semantic segmentation architectures (FCN, UNet, and ResUNet) and is validated on a challenging dataset of foot thermal images from pregnant women who underwent epidural anesthesia. The results demonstrate competitive segmentation performance and improved explainability, highlighting the practical relevance of the approach for epidural insertion during childbirth.

The article provides expert advice and analysis on daily fantasy basketball picks for DraftKings and FanDuel for Game 3 of the NBA Finals. Key players highlighted include Nikola Jokic, Jimmy Butler, Jamal Murray, Bam Adebayo, Michael Porter Jr., Aaron Gordon, Gabe Vincent, and Caleb Martin. The analysis includes player performance, potential, and strategic recommendations for multiplier spots on both platforms. The article also promotes RotoBaller's premium tools and services for fantasy sports enthusiasts.

Ecological barriers such as coastlines and elevation significantly influence the spatiotemporal shifts of bird communities across Europe, with communities generally moving towards areas of least resistance. The study, using data from European breeding bird atlases, highlights that these barriers affect both the distance and direction of community shifts, with coastlines being the most influential. The findings suggest that bird communities are not able to fully track their climatic niches due to these barriers, leading to potential biodiversity losses. The research underscores the importance of considering ecological barriers in climate change studies to improve predictions of biodiversity shifts and inform conservation strategies.

The article discusses nail changes observed in patients who have undergone heart transplants due to cyanotic congenital heart disease. It highlights the involvement of the Instituto Nacional de Cardiología Ignacio Chávez in Mexico City and the Hospital Clínic de Barcelona in Barcelona.

The article provides betting recommendations for MLB player props for June 2, 2023, focusing on pitcher and hitter wagers. It highlights Framber Valdez's strong recent performance, Michael Wacha's potential for strikeouts, and Jordan Lyles' struggles. It also recommends bets on Randal Grichuk and Nolan Gorman based on their recent performances and favorable matchups. The article promotes various sportsbooks and offers betting promo codes.

The study developed an experimental composite resin incorporating myristyltrimethylammonium bromide (MYTAB) and alpha-tricalcium phosphate (α-TCP) to enhance antibacterial and remineralizing properties. The resin, composed of BisGMA and TEGDMA, was evaluated for degree of conversion, flexural strength, microhardness, mineral deposition, cytotoxicity, and antimicrobial activity. Results indicated that the addition of α-TCP and MYTAB did not affect the degree of conversion but increased softening in solvent and reduced flexural strength and cell viability. The α-TCP/MYTAB group showed significant antibacterial effects against S. mutans and promoted higher phosphate compound intensity on the sample surface, suggesting potential for bioactive dental composites.

The article provides expert advice and recommendations for daily fantasy basketball lineups on DraftKings and FanDuel for the NBA playoff game on May 29, 2023. Key players highlighted include Jayson Tatum, Jimmy Butler, Jaylen Brown, Bam Adebayo, Marcus Smart, Caleb Martin, and Derrick White, with detailed analysis of their recent performances and potential impact. The article emphasizes the unique setup of single-game contest formats on both platforms and offers strategic insights for maximizing fantasy points.

According to the National Survey on Discrimination 2022 by INEGI, 23.8% of Tabasco's population over 18 years old reported experiencing discrimination, up from 20.5% in 2017. Nationally, discrimination increased from 20.2% in 2017 to 23.7% in 2022, affecting 21.8 million people. Women, sexual and gender minorities, and domestic workers reported higher rates of discrimination. The survey highlighted that appearance, weight, height, and political opinions were common discrimination factors. Yucatán had the highest discrimination rate at 32.1%, while Sinaloa had the lowest at 13.8%. Graciela Márquez, president of INEGI, emphasized the survey's role in shaping inclusive public policies.

The article provides expert advice on daily fantasy basketball lineup picks for DraftKings and FanDuel for the NBA playoff game on May 22, 2023. It highlights key players like Nikola Jokic, Anthony Davis, Jamal Murray, LeBron James, and Austin Reaves, emphasizing their recent performances and potential for high fantasy points. The article also offers promotional information for RotoBaller's premium tools and services.

The article provides betting tips for MLB games on May 19, 2023, focusing on three pitcher and two hitter props. It highlights favorable matchups and player statistics to support the recommended bets. Zac Gallen, Shane McClanahan, and Yusei Kikuchi are discussed in detail for pitcher props, while Ryan Mountcastle and Josh Lowe are highlighted for hitter props. The article also promotes various sportsbooks and offers discounts on premium betting tools.

The article provides daily fantasy basketball lineup picks for DraftKings and FanDuel on May 17, 2023, focusing on the single-game playoff slate. It suggests Jayson Tatum and Jimmy Butler as top candidates for multiplier spots due to their strong performances and high usage. Other players like Jaylen Brown, Bam Adebayo, Marcus Smart, Al Horford, Kyle Lowry, Malcolm Brogdon, and Max Strus are also considered for various roles in fantasy lineups. The article emphasizes the importance of monitoring the NBA injury report and mentions RotoBaller's DFS Premium Bundle, which includes lineup optimizers and research tools.

The article examines social tourism programs initiated during the Chilean Popular Front era (1938-1946), which enabled an increasing number of workers to experience vacations and leisure time. It highlights the role of the state, municipalities, and entrepreneurs in creating initiatives such as summer colonies for workers. The article concludes with the establishment of the Dirección General de Informaciones y Cultura in 1942 as a pivotal moment in the development of social tourism programs, noting that these government-led actions were a step forward in social inclusion policies for workers and served as a model for future social tourism programs in Chile.

A study assessed acute emotional states among Mexicans during the COVID-19 pandemic using a non-experimental cross-sectional design. It involved 585 participants aged 18 to 67, utilizing the DASS-21 scale to measure stress, anxiety, and depression, along with a questionnaire on COVID-19 confinement-related situations. Results indicated a small percentage of the sample experienced severe to very severe negative emotional symptoms, including fear and distress about family member contagion. Significant differences were found between genders and age groups, highlighting the need for psychological interventions to mitigate negative emotions during the pandemic.

The research aimed to describe master's studies as a strategy for strengthening university education. It was developed from a quantitative paradigm and framed within a documentary-bibliographic design, involving inquiry, collection, and critical analysis of various documentary sources such as scientific research, articles, refereed works, laws, and texts. The findings highlight that master's studies in postgraduate training programs are strategies that enhance university education, benefiting professionals and the nation. They also provide higher education institutions with the means to ensure their consolidation at national and international levels and to compete among universities through knowledge management, encouraging research and participation.

The article discusses the importance of understanding accounting standards for the valuation of assets and liabilities in finance lease contracts, particularly from the lessee's perspective. It highlights the need for a deeper study on the recognition of the underlying asset in lease contracts, focusing on the determination of the discounted value of future payments using the implicit rate.

Nosocomial pneumonia, a significant cause of hospital-acquired infections, is prevalent in intensive care units (ICUs), particularly among ventilated patients. A study conducted in a third-level clinic in Cali between January 2015 and January 2016 found a 26% prevalence of nosocomial pneumonia among ICU patients, with an average ICU stay of 9.94 days. The study identified significant associations between nosocomial pneumonia and conditions such as diabetes mellitus, chronic kidney disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, sinusitis, and the use of nasogastric tubes. The findings highlight the high morbidity and mortality associated with nosocomial pneumonia, emphasizing the need for effective management strategies in ICUs.

Explores the role of Big Data and metadata in police crime investigations and criminal proceedings, highlighting the technological advancements and their impact on legal processes. Discusses the integration of these technologies in law enforcement and judicial systems, emphasizing their significance in contemporary legal studies.

In Afghanistan, the Taliban has reneged on promises and banned girls from attending public school past sixth grade. Teachers like Sodaba Nazhand are resisting by running secret schools, such as the Informal School for Girls in Kabul, which educates about 250 students. Organizations like Pen-Path have also initiated mobile classrooms and libraries to provide education, particularly to girls. The international community is pressuring the Taliban to reopen schools for girls, but until then, the fight for change continues in hidden educational settings.

The environmental paradigm that emerged from the 1987 Brundtland Report has led to extensive regulation in Bolivia. Between 2006 and 2019, the government led by the Movimiento al Socialismo – Instrumento por la Soberanía de los Pueblos (MAS-IPSP) developed a discourse defending nature (Mother Earth – Pachamama), which became a central communication theme. This article analyzes the political agro-environmental legal discourse in Bolivia during this period, highlighting the construction and mediation of this discourse, the formal structure of the hegemonic discourse, and the emergence of a significant and homogeneous corpus centered around the concept of Living Well, based on the formula of Sovereignty and Food Security grounded in Mother Earth.

The article examines the phenomenon of early pregnancies in urban indigenous communities, focusing on the Metropolitan Zone of Monterrey (ZMM). Using a qualitative methodological approach, the study analyzes the transformation or reproduction of traditional gender roles and attitudes towards sexuality. The research is based on semi-structured interviews with key informants and indigenous women, exploring community formation, political organization, social and cultural reproduction dynamics, and their implications for gender relations, sexuality, and early pregnancies.

Public spaces serve as crucial areas for community interaction and cohesion, but neglect and lack of improvement efforts have led to their deterioration, as seen in the San Manuel neighborhood in Puebla, Mexico. The poor condition of these spaces has made them conducive to criminal activities. Organized neighborhood actions have been identified as essential in mitigating this issue. The study employs qualitative methods, including document review, semi-structured interviews, neighborhood meetings, and field visits. Results indicate that reclaiming public spaces can transform underutilized areas and reduce crime risks. Effective neighborhood organization, supported by higher education institutions, is necessary for successful collaborative efforts with local governments.

Primitivo Hernández-Sampelayo, a prominent mining engineer, significantly advanced the systematic study of the Spanish Paleozoic era. His extensive work at the Instituto Geológico y Minero de España from 1914 to 1950 included monographs on Paleozoic sedimentary iron and geological maps. He published numerous regional studies and paleontological works, focusing on trilobites, graptolites, cephalopods, archaeocyathids, and Carboniferous mollusks. His dedication to the Paleozoic era and northwest Spain was evident in his speeches at the Real Academia de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales de España. He also played a crucial role in establishing the Museo Geominero to showcase Spain's mineralogical, paleontological, and petrological diversity.

The Chilean music group Mazapán challenges the traditional assumption that children cannot assimilate complex languages or content. By incorporating a diverse range of musical traditions, periods, and styles, Mazapán's songs reflect a conception of children as complex entities capable of agency. This analysis, grounded in the history and sociology of childhood, highlights the group's innovative approach to children's music.

The construction of the Convent of Santa Catalina de Siena in the early 16th century exemplifies how the town of Zafra adapted its streets to meet the needs of the new cloister, impacting natural water drainage. It also serves as a model of Mudejar architecture from that century, featuring magnificent wooden structures that still cover the church despite the abandonment of the monastic community. This architectural style influenced builders and carpenters well into the following century.

The protection and preservation of historical, artistic, and monumental heritage is a fundamental duty of any civilized society. This heritage should be considered part of the public treasure of each country, with responsibility shared between state authorities and citizens. The commitment to heritage is seen as a responsibility to the nation, ancestors, and future generations.

The study examines the right to defense and the actions of public defenders, highlighting that this right is a fundamental guarantee enshrined in the Constitution, the Comprehensive Organic Criminal Code, and international treaties. Based on user perceptions, it was found that the actions of public defenders in judicial processes were suboptimal, lacking basic engagement with users, failing to inform them about the defense process, and not investigating facts to gather evidence beneficial to their legal situation. The study concludes that these shortcomings indicate a violation of the right to defense.

The study explores the effectiveness of the flipped classroom model in enhancing oral communication skills among first and second-year high school students at Emiliano Hinostroza High School. Using a questionnaire to gauge student perceptions, the findings indicate benefits in student motivation and performance, suggesting that the flipped classroom model is a valuable tool for synchronous and asynchronous English language teaching.

The article examines the compliance level of the new Organic Law on Personal Data Protection concerning health data within Ecuadorian health subsystems. Using a qualitative approach, it analyzes the electronic medical records of a developer to determine adherence to legal guarantees for personal data protection. The findings propose action mechanisms to ensure this right is upheld.

The research aimed to legally analyze the crisis of the penitentiary system in Ecuador and its various legal factors. The study described the crisis from the perspective of legal professionals, using a positivist approach and quantitative methodologies. It was a non-experimental design without deliberate manipulation of variables, supported by documentary-bibliographic analysis including laws, agreements, theses, etc. A questionnaire was administered to 100 legal professionals, including judges, public defenders, and prosecutors, related to Ecuador's penitentiary system. The conclusion highlights the evident crisis in the Ecuadorian penitentiary system, where the violation of the rights of incarcerated individuals is evident through overcrowding.

An increasing number of technical requirements, both public and private, for the commercialization of goods, pose a risk to Argentina's international integration. This issue is addressed through case studies in Argentina in the blueberry and agricultural machinery sectors. The technical requirements in relevant external markets are described, and the challenges and strategies of companies to comply with them are analyzed. It is found that technical requirements are not an insurmountable barrier for companies that decide to comply, but they can still hinder their international integration. Public policies can facilitate companies' knowledge and compliance with these requirements effectively and at low cost.

A 48-year-old woman with metastatic breast cancer experienced complete remission of severe asthenia and pain after undergoing a cycle of peritoneal oxygen/ozone insufflation (IPO3). The treatment involved rectal ozone therapy followed by IPO3 sessions, leading to the withdrawal of analgesic medication and a return to normal life without side effects. The case suggests high-dose ozone therapy as a potential option for cancer patients with symptoms refractory to conventional treatments.

The article discusses the importance of comics as an educational resource, highlighting their growing recognition among educators for their potential in teaching and learning processes. It emphasizes the active and dynamic reading of sequenced images and the versatility in script production and content, making comics an effective tool for activities that stimulate creativity, autonomy, and reflection. The research focuses on the evolution, analysis, and evaluation of comics as a pedagogical, innovative, and informative tool, particularly in the fields of Social Sciences and Humanities, and underscores their ability to transcend age, discipline, and medium for meaningful and lasting learning.

The research aims to analyze the teaching-learning process in virtual Physical Education classes at the Centro Educativo Salesiano in Macas, Ecuador, during the 2020-2021 period. The study is descriptive and non-experimental, revealing that the majority of students find the current evaluation methods adequate, while a small minority suggest exploring other strategies for better results. The goal is to develop necessary skills for an effective teaching-learning process in Physical Education.

The study analyzes the right to defense in anticipated testimonies within Ecuadorian criminal practice, identifying significant constitutional violations and challenges for legal professionals. It concludes that urgent reforms to the Comprehensive Organic Criminal Code are necessary to ensure procedural integrity and protect the rule of law in Ecuador.

An in-depth examination of daily life in the Hospice of Madrid during the 18th century, focusing on the social and cultural aspects of the institution. The study provides a detailed account of the living conditions, routines, and social dynamics within the hospice, contributing to a broader understanding of historical social care practices in Madrid.

The article examines the challenges and proposals faced by teachers during the pandemic in their teaching practice. It employs a mixed-methods approach with descriptive exploratory scope, using surveys to verify achievements and conflicts encountered by educational actors in this emergent teaching-learning process. The research identified the challenges teachers faced, such as adapting curricular content to the pandemic context and the lack of knowledge about digital tools and educational platforms. Solutions to these difficulties were also determined as the pandemic progressed.

The research analyzes the use of digital tools by teachers for teaching Mathematics at the Jaime Roldós Educational Unit during the pandemic. It identifies a deficit in teachers' ability to use these tools effectively and proposes training on digital tools and active methodologies to improve classroom teaching.

The text presents a parallel reading of the birth of Cyrus as narrated in Alfonso X's General estoria and Juan Fernández de Heredia's Grant crónica de Conquiridores, both sourced from Justino. The texts are provided without scholarly, cultural, literary, or linguistic commentary, aiming to encourage future studies on the Grand Master's works.

The article critically reviews comparative literature on the dictatorships of Salazar and Franco, challenging the notion that their ideological empathy was the primary reason for their alliance. Instead, it suggests that common interests and challenges posed by the evolving international system towards a new concept of modernity were more significant. Additionally, the survival of these authoritarian regimes is attributed not only to their repressive apparatus but also to the complex construction of authoritarian leadership and the ideological identification they achieved among conservative, traditionalist, and predominantly Catholic sectors of their societies.

Ecuador, as a guarantor state, is obligated to address labor needs through lawful and dignified work. The study proposes a regulatory procedure for the labor reintegration of ex-prisoners within Ecuador's public policy. The research identifies violations of constitutional articles 35 and 51, highlighting discrimination due to criminal records and a lack of job opportunities in both public and private sectors.

A treatment system for honey waters from wet coffee processing using Moringa oleifera Lam as a bioadsorbent is developed, based on the Modular Anaerobic Treatment System (STMA) by Cenicafé. The system is designed and constructed on a small coffee farm in Huila, Colombia, and its functionality and effectiveness are analyzed through physical and chemical water variables. Results show significant contaminant removal rates and the potential for implementation on small coffee farms.

Nayib Bukele, the 37-year-old president of El Salvador, faces a humanitarian and economic crisis exacerbated by gang violence and migration. Despite MS-13's offer to negotiate peace, Bukele refuses to legitimize their power, instead focusing on job programs to provide better opportunities. His approach aligns with U.S. efforts to stem migration, although the White House has halted aid payments to the region. Bukele's strategy hinges on attracting U.S. investment to create local jobs and reduce the need for migration.

Researchers at the Salk Institute have developed a new stem-cell-based technique to heal cutaneous ulcers by reprogramming the cells present in wounds into new skin cells. The technique involves converting mesenchymal cells into basal keratinocytes, which can then form healthy skin. Experiments on mice showed promising results, with ulcers healing in 18 days without visible scars. Further research is needed to ensure long-term safety, but the approach could revolutionize wound healing and have applications in skin repair and aging.

The article discusses the establishment of a new state paradigm in Colombia based on the principle of the Social Rule of Law. This paradigm shift involves a profound transformation of state functions and the relationship between the state and its citizens, emphasizing human dignity, equality, and freedom. The article describes both qualitative (Constitutional State) and quantitative (State concerned with citizens' welfare) elements, highlighting the reorientation of state functions, particularly judicial roles, towards guaranteeing rights. However, it notes that the full consolidation of this paradigm has yet to be achieved.

The article discusses a case of massive bone loss in incisor #21 and its reconstruction using a double guided bone regeneration technique, a connective tissue graft, and an implant. The procedure is detailed, highlighting the methods and materials used to achieve successful dental restoration.

Explores the translations and adaptations into Hebrew of the medical-pharmacological treatises by the Toledan scholar Ibn Wafid, highlighting the historical and cultural significance of these works in the context of medical history and pharmacology.

The study explores the biomechanics of five specific abdominal exercises performed in an aquatic environment, offering an alternative to traditional land-based methods. Through a kinematic analysis using a two-dimensional photogrammetry-video study, the movement of the hip and dorso-lumbar spine joints was examined. The results confirm the specificity, efficacy, and safety of these exercises, opening new possibilities for healthy physical practice in aquatic settings.

An analysis of historical events and their implications for current international relations, focusing on lessons that can be learned from past political and diplomatic actions.

Analyzes the principle of equality in labor relations with a special focus on the prohibition of sex-based discrimination, providing a detailed jurisprudential analysis.

A daily legion of six hundred women, referred to as 'pregnant', travel back and forth to Ceuta carrying up to a kilogram of hashish resin in their bodies. This practice is widely known and openly conducted, yet there is uncertainty about any measures being taken to prevent it.