Two Proclamations by Francisco Xavier Mina: on Heroes and Villains by de Pedro Robles, Antonio E.

“…This study highlights the coniguration of an internationalist liberal historical ideal that turns the independence of American nations into an expansion process of Spain´s own liberal ideology, as well as the construction of a new framework of relations between the mother country and the former American colonies. …”

An Orphan Generation by Torres Oviedo, Jairo Miguel

“…On October 11, in my capacity as president of the State University System, I participated in the "XIII International Congress on the History of Latin American Education".XIII International Congress History of Latin American Education"; event organized by the Pedagogical and Technological University of Colombia in the conference of master Boaventura de Sousa Santos. …”

Reflections on the Concept of Political Culture and Historical Research on Democracy in Latin by Rodríguez Franco, Adriana

“…The present text will focus on the movement of this category from Political Science to History, and the way in which it has been adapted to the needs of the historical interpretation of Western and Latin American political realities. This movement has not been exempt from questioning and debates; nevertheless it has been a key factor in the renovation of historiographic studies on political issues, particularly related with the positioning of democracy as an object of study in Latin American historiography.…”

PAULO FREIRE AND THE PEDAGOGY OF THE OPPRESSED by Ocampo Lopez, Javier

“…This study is a vision on the ideas of the Brazilian educator Paulo Freire (1921-1997), one of the great Latin American educators of the twentieth century. Its aim is to bring the ideas of Freire on the political nature of the problem of education and the need to create a popular school in the Latin American context. …”

THE ROLE OF THE CITIES IN THE NATION CONSTRUCTION by Ferrero Micó, Remedios

“…In view of the situation of Spain, the American world was divided as in the metropolis. The break-up of the Junta Central and the constitution of the controversial Council of Regency touched the American society and that restlessness was reflected in the town councils. …”

Colombia and its participation in the war of Korea: A relection 64 years after the conlict started. by Meléndez Camargo, Juan David

“…Such participation generated much controversy in Colombia because this decision turned the nation into the only Latin American country that cooperated with the North American cause to defeat the expansion of communism. …”

The generation of the student movement in Colombia. 1910-1924 by Soto Arango, Diana Elvira, Rivadeneira Vargas, José Antonio, Duarte Acero, Jorge Enrique, Bernal Villate, Sandra Liliana

“…The aim of this paper focuses on analyzing two student leaders, who lived the centennial period of the American independence, and simultaneously they also experienced the time of the Colombian student movement and the incidence of Cordoba´s one in this Latin American region. …”

Rabies in America during the Spanish dominion, 16th to 18th centuries by Paniagua Pérez, Jesús

“…Therefore, it is of interest, in addition to the manifestations of the disease, the social and cultural aspects that it generated, including, in reference to criollismo, the promotion of purely American remedies. Consequently, a selective bibliography was used and American and Spanish libraries, newspaper libraries and archives were consulted from which were obtained the necessary materials to reach some conclusions that nuance what has already been stated, especially by experimental scientists, paying attention to the influence that the disease had, not only on the individual, but also on the society around them, and on the powers of the state, which was forced to make decisions in accordance with the problem.…”

The Effects of Linguistic Imperialism in the EFL Classroom by Romero Pinto, Mary Addison

“…It means that the Anglo-American hegemony sets the parameters of how, what, and to whom perform an EFL class. …”

Spanish Migration towards America from the Perspective of the Emigrant´s Handbook [Cartilla del Emigrante] (1910) by Pérez Acevedo, Martín

“…The publication of the Emigrant´s Handbook [ Cartilla del Emigrante] in 1910, by the Ibero-American Union responded to the effort of directing and informing Spanish citizens who wished to migrate to America, in order to improve their life conditions. …”

Viajes de ida y vuelta de la ciencia ilustrada y su influencia en la educación colonial americana by DE PEDRO ROBLES, ANTONIO

“…ROUND TRIP THE ILUSTRATED SCIENCE AND ITS INFLUENCE IN THE AMERICAN COLONIAL EDUCATIONThis article establish an approximation to the historic phenamenon of the spanish science during the Illustration Period and the process of expansión of this science  to the American Colonial territories, therefore as the ir incidence in those territories in the construction of a new educational, cultural and social ideology that would end in the attainment of the independencist process of the American nations.Therefore, the ilustrated ideals, designed in the bourbonic court, where useless for the efforts of regeneration and modernization with which they were conceived,  but they placed the educational premises so that sciences would a acquierer conscience of its natural identity and would try to insert its peripheric discourse as an alternative way to metropolization  of the colonial knowledge.…”

The presidential re-election in Latin America: abreakthrough into warlordism and a setback fordemocracy by Cárdenas-Hernández, Carlos Alfonso

“…Warlordism is the political regime that characterizes the political culture in Latin American, and the re-election is a tool used by the supporters of this system to stay in power at the expense of republican democracy. …”

Definitions and Theoretical Approximations to the Travel Literature Genre by González Otero, Angélica

“…Similarly, this article inquires into the importance of the genre in Latin American literature, its historical evolution and its contribution to the construction of memory and identity in the continent.…”

Finales para Aluna [Endings for Aluna] by Selnich Vivas Hurtado: Decapitation,Masks andthedustoftheAmazonianBody by Uscátegui Narváez, Alexis

“…The indigenous intellectual thought represented in Latin American novels operates as an anticolonial alternative to rethink the hegemonic States that attempt to subjugate national cultures. …”

THE NATION AS A PROTAGONIST OF EDUCATION IN LATIN AMERICA (1870-1930) by Romo, Andrés Donoso

“…During the years in wich were celebrated the centenaries of the latin american countries, the nation and the education achieved big importance. …”

Changes in values in America and in Colombia (1993-2019) : nationalism, racism, Hispanophobia and sexual permissiveness: this is how 36,516 young students in Latin America think in... by Calvo Buezas, Tomás

“…These data will be compared with other identical questions that were asked in 1993 to 36,515 Latin American schoolchildren (2.084 of them Colombians) and 5,168 Spanish. …”

JESUITS PROFESSORS’ PROTAGONISM WITH THEIR EDUCATIONAL PROPOSAL CARRIED OUT AT CORDOBA DEL TUCUMAN UNIVERSITY IN THE 17 TH CENTURY by Vera de Flachs, María Cristina

“…In this article, the performance of the first Jesuits professors of the Universidad de Córdoba del Tucumán during  17th century is rescued, inasmuch as, they with their ideals, utopias, academic ordering and ways to transmit their knowledge, were fundamental protagonists in the educational process of American youth. Trough their chairs, they dictated, they fulfilled the mandate of the Ratio and thought, and the values of the Order that became an alive example of that pedagogy that they tried to form men in science and religion.…”

International Instruments of Protection of Right of Union Association by Rivera Colmenares, Bertolt Delfin

“…In this sense, it analyzes the guarantees of the human right of trade union association, enshrined in international instruments, based on the study of the universal and American system, in order to identify the applicable prerogatives in the Colombian legal system.…”

University and Exile in the 1970s: the Political Participation of Rodolfo Agoglia and Arturo Roig by Gatica, Noelia Liz

“… The History of Latin American Ideas and Practical Philosophy offer methodological insights for this study, allowing the study of relations between university and exile in the context of the pedagogical transformations of the 1970s.…”

Academic networks and research groups in Iberoamerica by Mora García, José Pascual, Gómez Velasco, Nubia Yaneth

“…Volume 24, number 39 of the Journal of the History of Latin American Education -RHELA, recovers the memory of the Argentine teacher Olga Cossettini (1898-1987), pioneer of the Escuela Nueva in Santa Fe- Argentina, and is dedicated to "Academic and research networks." …”