The non bis in idem principle in the disciplinary rules of the attorneys that work with the State by Corredor-Ramírez, Andrea Carolina

“…Its purpose is to establish if there is an infringementof the principle of non bis in idem applying the disciplinary rules of the lawyer and the Civil servant to a professional of the law that exerts public function as the attorney to the service of the State, so it is necessary to establish the types of bonding of the attorney with the Administration, disciplinary rules for lawyers and Civil servants and finally compare the latter from the principle of non bis in idem to determine whether or not there is infringement.…”

Proyecto integrador desde las artes plásticas: una experiencia creativa en el aula by Rodríguez Ochoa, Dilsa Yamile, Aragón Bueno, María Gracia, Grande Núñez, Carlos Enrique

“…Besides the document addresses the importance of arts education within the curriculum at this level of educational training, as a fundamental transversal area based on guidelines from the General Education Law (115 of 1994). Likewise, significant pedagogical experiences based on the implementation of plastic arts in real contexts are addressed, attending to strategic needs within the classroom in a creative way in one of the Regional Dis- tance Education Centers (Cread).…”

Reading comprehension in students from first to third grade with “Escuela Nueva” methodology by Ávila Cepeda, Hugo Alfonso, Jiménez Pinzón, Rosalbina, Torres Ortiz, Jaime Andrés

“…The General Education Law (1994) establishes among the objectives of elementary school, the development of communicative skills to read and understand. …”

Estrategias pragmático-discursivas en escritos de calificación provisional y defensa en juicio oral by Cervera Rodríguez, Angel, Torres Alvarez, José

Limits and application of the principle of opportunity in crimes against minors by Borbón, Diego

“…In this vein, it will be justified that in those cases in which the prohibition of applying the principle of opportunity leads to the violation of the principle of proportionality, fundamental rights and the constitutional principles of criminal law, the exception of unconstitutionality should be applied. to respect the supremacy of the Political Constitution.…”

Critical contributions for a look at health and safety at work by Carreño Hernández, Ismael E., Riaño Peña, Camilo A.

“…This analysis made from a critical thought with contributions coming from different discipline to the law in search of interdisciplinary support to the defense of its formulation and carrying it out as a fundamental right. …”

La Universidad Guadalajara y la igualdad de género. Propuesta by Torres, Berta Ermila Madrigal, Torres, Rosalba Madrigal, Espinosa, Elia Marún

“…Since the publication of the General Act on equality between women and men, in different countries, we have considered the research questions What happened since the adoption of the Law?, ¿what universities have implemented policies?…”

The Problem of the Obligatory Military Service in Colombia and the Right to Conscientious Objection by Rodríguez-Páez, Nicolás

“…The conscription is an institution that was legalized in 1993 with law 48, but that responds to the dynamics of recruitment that the army makes since the birth of Colombia as a Nation-State. …”

Free Trade Zones in Colombia: Business and Regional Development 2009 - 2016 by Arévalo-Luna, Guillermo Alexander, Arevalo-Lizarazo, Guillermo Alejandro

“…The study concludes that complementary public policies to the Free Trade Zones Law will have to attenuate territorial inequalities in favor of peripheral regions with higher relative backwardness.…”

Evaluation of irreversibility in an ammonia-water absorption refrigeration system using three different mathematical models to calculate the thermodynamic properties by Vera Romero, Iván, Heard Wade, Christopher Lionel

Municipalities of Sixth Category of Colombia (200-2016): Between Autonomy and Dependence by Delgado Ruiz, Siervo Tulio, Cárdenas Pinzón, Johana Inés, Fuentes López, Hector Javier

“…It is the case of 87.9% of the municipalities of Colombia which are classified as category six municipalities, according to the parameters established in Law 617/2000, and means that they have a low capacity for a self-financing and high level of tax reliance. …”

Effectiveness of the participation of the victims of the armed conflict in the design, execution and control of public policies. by Umbarila Romero, Mauricio, Guzmán Gómez, Angie Steffany

“…In order to develop this article, the starting point was its contextualisation as it concerns the participation of the victims of the armed conflict in Colombia in the Public Policy (Law 1448 of 2011), which is why it was approached from a universal and general perspective of public policies, observing with special care their definition, structure, phases, intervening parties and opponents, as well as their sequential model, in order to - in this way - demonstrate the participation that must exist on the part of the population at which they are aimed, emphasising the key role of the ruling elites and determining what differentiates them from the dominant ones. …”

Reflections on the operation of the system of execution of punishments and security measures by Ruiz Hernández, Andrés Fernando

“…This letter is intended to make a series of criticisms of how the systems of execution of penalties and security measures works in our country because the law governing is given serious contradictions and conflicts between different hierarchies and standards within the same standard that necessarily result in an obstacle for the proper functioning of the system, generating conflicts of jurisdiction among courts, between another troubles, sub tracting effectiveness, efficiency, validity and specially legitimacy. …”

PRIVATE BRITISH SCHOOLS IN BUENOS AIRES 1820-1884 by Silveira, Alina

“…Education in Buenos Aires was an ignored subject by histotians in Argentina even before Common Education Law 1884. This article aims to investigate education world in Buenos Aires by studying private schools held by English, Scotches, Irish, and Americans and therefore their decendants that settled in the city since 1820.  …”

The Majorat of Sartenejas in Colonial Venezuela 1740-1858 by Rangel, Egilda

“…One of them is the Majorat of Sartenejas, founded in 1740, by Lorenzo Antonio dePonte and Martinez de Villegas, based on law 33, of the Leyes de Toro. Three “noble” families with roots in Venezuela, the Mixares, Ponte and Tovar families were linked to the above-mentioned property and they were joined by marriage alliances to preserve their properties.…”

Paying for Crimes and Earning Heaven. Daily Life of Imprisoned Women at “El Buen Pastor” Penitentiary 1890-1929. by García Amézquita, July Andrea

“…In an attempt to reconstruct institutional history, the following article presents the daily practices of female penitentiary coninement through a dialogue between institutionalism and critical criminology, in which criminal law, religion, and social control converge in the same scenario and with the same objective: stopping criminality.…”

The Internationalization of the Higher Education and its Infrigement as a Fundamental Right. Analysis within Public Policies 1992–2014. The UPTC case by Lizarazo-Aparicio, Carlos Andrés

“…Infrigement of the right to education by educational policies in Colombia has been evidenced specially since 1992, with Law 30, in the various development plans because government programs of each ruler were directed to reduce the State resources, including subsidies that many low-income students benefited. …”

Continuidades y rupturas en la Ley de Educación de la Provincia de Buenos Aires (1875-1995) by Petitti, Eva Mara

JOSÉ PEDRO VARELA IN THE GESTATION OF THE URUGUYAN SCHOOL by Bralich, Jorge

“…In effect Varela, an intelligent and dynamic young person inspired by the work of Sarmiento, together with several young friends stimulated the creation of an educational movement (the “ Friends’ Society of the Popular Education “) it came together in the approval - for the Government - of a Law of Education and in his designation as National Inspector of Public Instruction in 1877. …”

Land and violence in the south sierra of Oaxaca, México by Villavicencio Rojas, Josué Mario

“…Government authorities promote permanentoblivion, while the 28 widows and 89 orphans continue to wait for the support offered, and for the material and intellectual authors of the crime to be punished accordingto the law.…”