La línea de pobreza subjetiva para Tunja, Colombia 2015 by Tobasura Jiménez, Eliana Marcela, Casas Herrera, Julián Augusto

The current criminal process by Quiroga Rojas, Luis Fernando

“…The professor explains the Colombian penal process in its different stages, suggesting a methodology for the study of the diverse institutions that are present in the Colombian penal process system.…”

The right to the truth in the genocide of the Patriotic Union by Guerrero Martínez, Adriana Marcela

“…In this way, understanding the concept will allow the laying of sufficient bases to address its application in a more specific stage such as that of the Colombian State.   Once the general concept has been approached, the normative application that the Colombian State gave to the type of genocide will be analyzed, given the newest addition of the type for political reasons, which changes the original meaning, since it is understood within an unusual, atypical and strange context for the international community and allows in-depth investigation of the component (of all transitional justice) of truth within the recognition of justice, since this is vital to provide reparation and guarantee justice, not only to the victims, but also to the entire Colombian and international society as an element of integrity between the judicial apparatus, the victims, the national government and society, and for this reason forging a wide degree of general judicial security within the Colombian State.…”

The Literary Text as a Linguistic Corpus: Phraseology In García Márquez’s Novels by Ciro, Lirian Astrid

“…  As a result, a list of phraseologisms present in the work of the Colombian writer was prepared, allowing observe that García Márquez’s novels are a valuable source of phraseological expressions. …”

Trade Policy and Evolution of the External Sector in Colombia1970-2016 by Gallardo Sanchez, Carlos Felipe, Vallejo Zamudio, Luis Eudoro

“…The Colombian economy has witnessed an increase in commercial relations with the world. …”

Preliminary evaluation of associated viruses in production systems of cape gooseberry, purple passion fruit, and rose by Cutler, Joseph, Langer, Juliane, Von Bargen, Susanne, Acosta-Losada, Orlando, Casierra-Posada, Fánor, Castañeda-Cárdenas, Adriana, Betancourt-Vásquez, Mónica, Cuellar, Wilmer, Arvydas-Stasiukynas, Eduardo, Altenbach, Denise

“…The development of suitable plant virus diagnostic and managements tools is the focus of a cooperation project between German and Colombian universities, the Colombian Agricultural Institute (ICA), the Colombian Corporation of Agricultural Investigation (AGROSAVIA) and the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT).…”

Editorial by Viáfara González, John Jairo

“…The new model and policies are basically the adoption of international standards to evaluate and measure Colombian scientific journals. As the editor of ENLETAWA journal, I would like to start this editorial by expressing my concern regarding the future of many Colombian journals which have tried, as in the case of our ublication, to become a space for the dissemination of academic work produced by individuals in our field. …”

The judges in the democracy of the constitutional State by Cárdenas-Rivera, Miguel Eduardo

“…And so, as this paper attempts to demonstrate that the Colombian war is a catastrophe that has its foundations in the failure of Colombian Liberalism.…”

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. …”

Editorial by Miranda, Diego

“…The Sociedad Colombiana de Ciencias Hortícolas (Colombian Society for Horticultural Science) and the Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia present the third edition of the Revista Colombiana de Ciencias Hortícolas-RCCH (Colombian Journal of Horticultural Science) for the year 2022, which calls for the worrying statistics on food insecurity and access to a healthy diet in Latin America. …”

The game of Tejo: A national symbol or an uninished project? by Rodríguez, Gabriel Abello

“…This paper seeks to reclaim an autochthonous Colombian practice: the game of Tejo or “Turmequé”. …”

Incidence of exogenous powers in public policies and in the rural sector in Colombia by Londoño, Óscar Cardozo

“…This paper analyzes how, throughout Colombian history, a series of forces and powers foreign to the rural sector, have exerted a harmful influence for it. …”

Multicultural and peace classrooms. Two proposals for a post-conflict country by Bolaños Motta, José Ignacio

“…This reflection paper exposes some of the missionary senses of the Colombian education at the beginning of the 21st century. …”

The last Bolívar: resignation and retirement from power (1829-1830). Between authority and legality by Acevedo Tarazona, Álvaro, Villamizar, Carlos Iván

“…In the epistolary documents mailed by Bolívar, through the notionsof retirement and resignation, we will identify the political positions that Bolívar adopted in his letters regarding the exercise of power,in order to point out how these positions inluenced the political life of Colombian society at the time, and thus, understand hisbehaviors regarding the inevitable dissolution of the project of Colombian Nation during 1829- 1830. …”

Hydrocarbon Exports and Economic Growth in Colombia 1960-2016: An Analysis according to the Dutch Disease Hypothesis by Vargas-Restrepo, Johnny Humberto, Saldarriaga-Muñoz, Juan Pablo

“…This work analyzes this phenomenon in the case of the main Colombian exports, oil and coal. The effect of exports of these fuels on the exchange rate, the tradable sector of the economy and the rate of Colombian economic growth during the period 1960-2016 was modeled using time series, and the results show that this hypothesis is fulfilled. …”

Editorial by Miranda, Diego

“…The Colombian Society of Horticultural Sciences (SCCH) and the Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia (UPTC) as editors of the Colombian Journal of Horticultural Sciences wish to extend our special greetings to our authors and readers in these moments when the world is undergoing a difficulty of great proportions, which has been affecting the work of the world community and neither science nor technology has been able to remain outside the effects of the well-known COVID19 pandemic. …”

Evaluation of the audible noise level on distribution transformers using the Sound Pressure Method by Mina-Casaran, Juan David, Navas, Diego Fernando, Echeverry Ibarra, Diego Fernando

“…The tests were conducted in the Audible Noise Laboratory of Universidad del Valle, according to the requirements described in the Colombian Technical Standard NTC 5979. The tests allowed to verify the conformity of the product in respect with the audible noise limits established in the Colombian Technical Standard NTC 5978. …”

Mejorar el pensamiento crítico de unos estudiantes de cuarto semestre a través de series televisivas by Gélvez Capacho, Daniel Fernando

“…This research was carried out with some fourth-semester students from a foreign languages program of a Colombian university. The purpose of this research was to implement TV series to promote critical thinking, which would be based on the contrast of cultural aspects between the Colombian and Anglophone culture. …”

La enunciación de la violencia en la obra de Doris Salcedo by Castillo Morales, Alexander, Suárez Reina, Adriana Yamile

“…The central issue of this paper is the following: What are the forms of enunciation of the representation of Colombian violence used by the artist Doris Salcedo in five of her works (Shibboleth, Atrabiliarios [Bad tempers], PlegariaMuda [Mute Prayer], Untitled of 1987 and Untitled of 1988-1989)? …”

Departmental Institutions and Decentralised Cooperation in Boyacá by Niño Amezquita, José L.

“…However, this is still a long path to walk for the Colombian territorial entities, especially in the Department of Boyacá.…”