s it possible to eliminate corruption? by Camacho-García, Julián Alberto

“…This article seeks to argue that it is more important to focus the fight against the causes of corruption than against corruption itself , which could be created by modifying the guiding principles of the present economic system, with the exercise of real, representative democracy, based on the protection of human beings, and the consolidation of a policy, legal framework that allows the creation of an equal society based on the common good, recovering the dimension of the social actor, rethinking our community and own existence conditions, for not overwhelming the balance between man and nature.…”

Love attitudes in undergraduate students’ Romantic relationships by Rocha Narváez, Brenda Liz, Avendaño Parra, Claudia Estella, Barrios Alonso, Miguel Alfredo, Polo Madera, Adalgisa

“…This study shows an analysis and identification of the most common types of love in a relationship using the Love Attitude Scale (Hendrick & Hendrick). …”

Design and modeling of a virtual PA-10 robot for surgical applications by Fernández-Riomalo, Carlos Eduardo, Guástar-Morillo, Héctor Andrés, Vivas-Albán, Oscar Andrés

“…Results provide the base of a surgical virtual simulator using three assistant robots on a common laparoscopic surgical exercise, that can be used for training new surgeons.…”

Toxocara canis: A worldwide frequent zoonosrs by Rojas-Salamanca, Ana Carolina, León-Bustamante, María Camila, Bustamante-Saavedra, Olga Rocío

“…The toxocariasis is one of the most common zoonoses worldwide mainly caused by Toxocara canis, occurs most often in children associated with unfavorable conditions of hygiene, overcrowding, living with dogs parasitized, low socioeconomic status, bad geographic location and within environment in which animals deposit their feces, becoming a major source of contamination for humans. …”

Socio-Pragmatic Approach to Teenagers’ Conversational Strategies by Ortega Salamanca, Francisco José, Vargas Cortés, Belcy Victoria

“…Its main purpose was to identify the most common conversational strategies between tenth graders from educational institutions of Nobsa and Cómbita (Boyacá, Colombia), in order to interpret some of the comradeship strategies used by these students in their day-to-day conversations. …”

Molecular characterization of mandarin (Citrus reticulata Blanco) using ISSR markers by Suárez-Contreras, Liliana Yanet, Arango-Toloza, Michell Juliett, Sánchez-Pabón, Izquel

“…A total of 61 polymorphisms were characterized, 42% of them were highly common, with a mid- average polymorphic information content (PIC) of 0.42 indicating a high polymorphic variation. …”

Modelo cinético para el proceso de gasificación de briquetas de carbón con biomasa en reactor de lecho fijo by Ardila Barragán, Marco Antonio

Intervenciones antropogeomorfológicas en el territorio municipal de Chía, Cundinamarca/Colombia : problemáticas ambientales relacionadas para el siglo XXI by Castiblanco Sierra, Miguel Angel

Migraciones fronterizas : el caso del paso Cúcuta-Ureña en la frontera colombo-venezolana (1970-2020) by Maldonado Lara, Alba Nithza

Configurations of mathematical objects and mathematical processes of integral calculus by Suárez, Leidy Johana, Suárez, Nury Yolanda

“…On the part of the students, the most common processes are those of representation, materialization and idealization. …”

Current situation of competitiveness and sustainability and COVID-19 by Espinoza-Audelo, Luis Fernando

“…At the end of the last century, the United Nations (UN) in its publication "Our Common Future" (1987) warned of an over-exploitation of natural resources as economic growth became the primary objective of countries (Costanza et al., 2014). …”

Perception, Expansion and Organization of the Experience in the Construction of Phenomenologies by Montes-Jiménez, Juan Pablo, Rivera-Vargas, Yuly Hadbleydy

“…The research shows reflections regarding the epistemological, when a knowledge construction route is chosen starting from phenomenology as an option for the classroom in the natural sciences class, likewise, of pedagogical aspects and what-to-do in the class of sciences from an experimental stance not corroborative, but enriching the experience of the subject, which is expressed through speaking, speaking and acting, and of course the disciplinary field as a space for discussion and construction of explanation of a common phenomenon, but That rarely is subject to reflection such as hearing, this knowledge problem is not inscribed from any specific discipline but is spoken from an undifferentiated context of the natural sciences, where the source, the medium and the receiver are related as elements that make up the phenomenon of study.…”

Effect of travel speed in arc welding processes using the finite element method by Rojas Nova, Mauricio Andres, Calderon Vergel, Luis Mario, Pertuz Comas, Alberto David, Bohorquez Becerra, Oscar

“… Welding is a process for joining elements commonly found at an industrial level where one of the most widely used types is the electric arc. …”

Political-Educational Thought of Bernardo de Monteagudo and its Relationship with the Establishment of the Normal School in Peru by Felix Asencio, Erik Lionel, Trujillo Cacho, Adriana María, Auris Villegas, David

“…Subsequently, it outlines Monteagudo's political stance in Peru and its connection to education within a historical context where conservatives opposed any substantial change in favour of the common people.Finally, it links Monteagudo's political-educational thought to the establishment of the Normal School, concluding that he was the primary driver behind this institution. …”

Succession of earthquakes in the Ebro Delta. A sequence to research pupils’ ideas and the prac tice of using evidence by Puig Mauriz, Blanca, Pérez Maceira, Jorge José, Montero Vilar, Santiago

“…The results indicate that most of students understand an earthquake as a common phenomenon, and relate it exclusively to the tectonics plates. …”

Causes and early effects of Organic Law 1/2009 whichreforms the Principle of universal jurisdiction in Spain by Esteve-Moltó, José Elías

“…Through Organic Law 1 of the year 2009 was gave a new stage in the Spanish justice that has influenced on a large scale the international law, for its contribution to the achievement of a more just and sure world, and to strengthen international law, rather than the violence, as a common way of solving conflicts.…”

associativity, entrepreneurship, indigenous communities, Colombian post-conflict. by Pitre-Redondo, Remedios, Cardona-Arbeláez, Diego, Hernández-Palma, Hugo

“…Likewise, a clear orientation could be established to carry out to these activities in their places of origin and to establish associations according to common interests. It is concluded that entrepreneurship can play a fundamental role in the post-conflict period, taking into account that many displaced indigenous populations will return to their places of origin once peace is signed. …”

The Migrant Subject in the Novels of the Colombian Writer Óscar Godoy Barbosa by Fajardo García, Johanna Alexandra

“…The protagonists of the three novels experience migratory processes common to Colombia and Latin America after 1950. …”

Perspectives on the quality of basic education in Ibero-America: Spain and Colombia insights by Montes Miranda, Alexander Javier, Gamboa Suárez, Audin Aloiso

“…This research article shows the relation of these policies, in Spain and Colombia, as a means to recognize common and divergent elements. This text is part of an extensive research work entitled “Quality policies of primary education in Colombia (1994 - 2015)” whose methodological framework is the qualitative paradigm. …”

Insult and Politics in Divergent Discourse:Case Study of the FARC-EP by Cediel Gómez, Yulia Katherine, Olave Arias, Giohanny

“…The conclusion of the research is that the insult uses allowed the FARC-EP to create a parresiastic ethos, as a preparation for the insertion in the democratic system, where is becoming more common the use of the insults to get voters…”