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This paper performs an impact evaluation on the income in rural households in the regions in different regions of Mexico, considering the Bienestar's programs. To carry out this evaluation, the realization of Kernel Matching is considered to calculate the Average Treatment Effects. The source of information for obtaining data is the National Household Income-Expenditure Survey (ENIGH) for the year 2020, which is published by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). From the results it is found that there are differences in the benefits, considering that they are not always statistically significant, in addition to the fact that the impacts of these policies vary according to the area that is analyzed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Life in big cities brings with it an unbalanced diet with minimal dietary fiber consumption, Peruvian population consume bread, rice, potatoes and noodles consequently an increase in comorbidities. The objectives were: to know the dietary fiber and its physiological effects in humans, to relate dietary fiber with the intestinal microbiota; as well unit operations as, and to know Peruvian foods with a high content of dietary fiber. Sources of scientific information from papers and technical documents were used. The results were: dietary fiber is a set of carbohydrate polymers with ten or more monomeric units that are not hydrolysable by endogenous enzymes in the small intestine; the physiological effects are: improvements in intestinal health, glycemic control, cholesterol reduction, and others; it is related to the intestinal microbiota because it ferments dietary fiber to produce compounds that are easily assimilated by humans. It also promotes the growth and balance of the intestinal microbiota, which is related to immunity. Peruvian foods with high dietary fiber content are: Andean grains, cereals, fruits, vegetables, and seeds that go through few unit operations, such as: washed, conditioned and packed. A nutritional education about dietary fiber is promoted by academia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper used a new source of information (ESRU-EMOVI NL) to estimate, for the first time, the lower limit of unequal opportunities in a federal state in Mexico. Using the former criterion concerning unequal opportunities, a lower threshold indicated 35% inequality in economic resources in the state. As at the national level, the main contributors to unequal opportunities in the state are unequal economic resources by origin and parental education. However, in contrast to what has been observed, for the country as a whole, inequalities associated with people's skin tone account for 5% of observed unequal opportunities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Access to the Internet and digital technologies has become the primary source of information used in academic papers, and, according to numerous studies, is therefore accountable for the greatest number of cases of cyber-plagiarism. The aim of this study is to determine whether the type of format used by university students for their academic papers (paper/electronic) has an influence on plagiarism or cyber-plagiarism. The research is based on a quantitative methodology, and it is characterized as exploratory, descriptive, and explanatory, using the questionnaire as a tool for data collection. Purposive non-probability convenience sampling provided a sample of 8,943 students from the Autonomous Community of Galicia. The findings show a preference for the use of the electronic format for submitting academic work. Exceptions are made in several cases in which statistically significant differences are observed both in the acts of plagiarism that are initiated and in the main reasons given to justify such acts. A discussion of the findings correlates the findings of the research with the analysis of previous studies in this area, and the conclusions focus on the need to train students in informational skills so as not to commit plagiarism when using the Internet as an academic source. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objectives Objectives Methodology The development of processes framed within the so-called Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) has attracted considerable academic and political interest in Latin America, particularly in Argentina. Originating in the final years of the last century in a context of social and economic crisis, this phenomenon can be understood in empirical terms as a set of heterogeneous socio-economic experiences that have performed differently from the typical capitalist enterprise and with relative autonomy from state institutions as productive units that include associative, self-managed and democratic elements, as well as binds based on solidarity to other organisations in the field and their community in general (Pastore, 2010). The general objective of this paper is to describe the development of the SSE in the Province of Mendoza (Argentina) over the last two decades, seeking to detect the existence (or not) of a "configuration of social relations" (De la Garza Toledo, 2011) linked to this field. It is assumed that the development of a conglomerate of SSE organizations in a specific spatio-temporal context depends on the different subjects involved in it, which are connected to each other through a set of disputes and agreements, giving unity and identity to this socio-economic group. The analytical challenge of this work lies in recognising the accumulation of diverse experiences related to the SSE in Mendoza and identifying spaces of coordination between them that give them a certain unity as a whole. In other words, the aim is to transcend microscopic analyses that focus exclusively on the internal modes of work of a particular cooperative (Chaves, 1999) in order to concentrate on the processes and subjects of the SSE which, in a specific geographical environment, have made possible the emergence and constitution of new social subjects, different from those formed by capital (Rincón Gamba, 2011). This research is part of a line of work that focuses its attention on broad and heterogeneous empirical trajectories, most of which exceed the established institutional framework. The reason for this position lies in the empirical condition of the sector in Argentina and, particularly, in Mendoza; formal registers in this geographical space present, in many cases, outdated data and are not sufficient to capture informal cooperative practices, which have emerged and gained relevance over the past two decades (Gudiño, 2015; Roitman, 2011). Methodology The research approach is qualitative because its interest is directed at the ways in which the social world -the SSE in Mendoza-is interpreted, understood, experienced and produced (Vasilachis, 2006). Therefore, the data obtained through an inductive approach have been sensitive to the social context in which they have been produced. In specific terms, the research work consisted, in the first place, of compiling and reading information from secondary sources: academic articles, journalistic writings, institutional diagnoses and legal norms. In addition, there was another invaluable secondary source of information: a set of emails from the organisations that make up this network, which contained minutes of meetings and newsletters from these organisations. This was complemented with anthropological work materialised through a prolonged presence at various events associated with the subject in Mendoza between 2010 and 2015, in order to carry out adequate direct observation, not only to bring into play the ability to "see", but also to "interact" with the "other" (Ameigeiras, 2006:113), all of which took the form of ethnographic work condensed into field notes. With this material, over the course of 2015, four in-depth interviews were carried out, defined by means of purposeful sampling (Quinn Paton, 2002), given that people were selected from whom relevant and valuable information was expected to be obtained (Stake, 1998) due to their trajectory linked to the SSE. Most of these tasks and the access to detailed information on the actions carried out in the framework of the SSE were achieved thanks to the immersion and participation of the researcher in the very processes that were analysed. It was an interactive work between the one who writes and the subjects, descriptive and analytical. Finally, the systematisation of all the material obtained was carried out between 2016 and 2018. Results After the analysis of the entire SSE trajectory in the Province of Mendoza from its origins in the late 1990s until 2015, the work has found a line of historical and political continuity with roots in the unemployed movements and barter networks on the one hand, and the Mesa de Economía Social Mendoza (MESM, Round Table of Social Economy) and the Foro de Economía Social Mendoza (FESM, Forum of Social Economy), on the other. In other words, the main result of this research is the identification and description of a "configuration of the SSE" in Mendoza. This configuration began to take form from an initial stage of resistance and demands towards the state in a context of social emergency that encouraged many individuals to choose economic alternatives outside the catalogue of possibilities that were being considered at the time. For their part, both the MESM and the FESM were the political spaces that were specifically defined as instigators and promoters of the configuration of the SSE in Mendoza. In both cases, they were multi-sectoral networks. Another central aspect, as a basic unifying factor for this configuration, was the realization, in 2012, of the 5th Regional Forum on Social Economy, which ocurred together with the 2nd National Forum "Towards Another Economy". These events changed the form of work consid erably between the cooperatives, with the presence of various academics recognised in the field, as well as officials from the National Ministry of Social Development and other national and provincial agencies. A legal action was also carried out in the provincial legislature with the aim of the promotion of the sector. This meeting condensed the qualities of a revulsive "event" (Santos, 1996; Silveira, 2013) given that it transformed the fabric of the SSE, giving a certain unity and identity to the configuration of this political space. Finally, the configuration of the SSE took shape with the approval of Law N° 8.435, which condensed many of the concerns, needs and objectives that have been present in the FESM and MESM. Conclusions The SSE in Mendoza, as a configuration, presents porous limits. This is probably due, among other things, to the absence of major definitions of its work and its economic project, which stems from the high degree of social, political and economic heterogeneity and diversity that characterise the configuration. If this diversity gives it a plurality of voices, it also feeds organisational fragmentation. In other words, the intersectoriality and flexibility of this field, which have been highlighted by the subjects themselves as instigating qualities of organisation, have, over time, become obstacles that prevent some progress for the SSE in the province, as in the case of the effective implementation of Law No. 8.435, a difficulty that cooperativism has also encountered elsewhere in Latin America (Da Ros, 2007). Original Value and Limitations The plurality of the configuration of SSE in Mendoza makes it possible to consider a large number of informal experiences that are part of it, which, among other things, is expressed in the limitation that takes the form in a high degree of instability of the whole process. For this reason, the objective of understanding a process such as this requires an in-depth approach to "what really exists" (Mora and Hinkelammert, 2005), an issue resolved by means of an interpretative analysis using a qualitative methodology. However, it is necessary to dimension the size of the SSE configuration in Mendoza, which will allow us to better understand the impact of its activity (Carrasco and Buendía-Martínez, 2013) and, from there, to dynamise decision-making of the configuration in general, as well as the adjustment of public policies for the sector, among other ways. This paper constitutes a starting point in this pending task, while at the same time providing some analytical tools for research in other geographical spaces with similar characteristics, the main contribution of this research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The advent of contemporary materials and the development of modern construction techniques has condemned many of the ancient arts of construction to oblivion, impacting interventions in the built heritage, since ignorance of the ancient construction systems prevents a correct treatment of their materials and understanding of its structural behavior. However, there is an information source that sleeps in the work contracts, but whose language poses difficulties for its exact understanding. The paper shows the application of drawing in the interpretation of the work contracts conducted in the Viceroyalty of Peru to understand the characteristics of the vaults, through the reading of archive texts, the revision of treaties and the development of isometries. It is precisely the drawing that saves the cryptic nature of these texts, allowing a graphic understanding of the writings of the master builders. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Information technologies have been part of local government for decades, albeit with different characteristics and scope depending on the case. This was particularly evident in the Covid-19 pandemic. This article asks about the characteristicsof digitization in force in Argentine local governments. and the divergent profiles that can be identified in this regard. It is oriented to the development of strategies to strengthen digitization. The source of information are the results of the project "State capacities in a post-pandemic municipal agenda", directed by Dr. Patricia Nari, The paper begins with the conceptual presentation of management digitization, then describes the most relevant elements of the work methodology, presents the results of the field work and finally describes the digitization profiles of local governments and discusses the theoretical and methodological model constructed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: The pandemic of misinformation has shaped the journalistic coverage of COVID-19, so it is interesting to see how different journalistic models have used source management as a quality criterion to address it. Methodology: This paper analyses the journalistic sources - from the indicators of number, identification and typology - used in 420 articles on the coverage of COVID-19 corresponding to four journalistic professional models: traditional press, digital native media, popular press and verification platforms. Results: The analysis reflects an adequate management of sources by the Spanish press during the coverage of the pandemic, mostly using a higher than standard number of sources; identifying them correctly in almost all cases; and using an adequate variety. Therefore, despite the clear predominance of official sources, there is also a notable presence of expert sources from the scientific and health fields. Discussion and conclusions: The quality of source management has contributed to fighting disinformation in the Spanish press, although there are important differences between professional models. Verification platforms are those with the highest quality standards when managing their information sources, which helps to reinforce key criteria in the fight against disinformation, such as verification, relevance, credibility and transparency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents a proposal on how to select suitable vocabulary items to teach Spanish as a foreign language (SFL) based on the triangulation or complementation of three sources of lexical information: (1) the available lexicon in native Spanish speakers, (2) the most frequent vocabulary in Spanish and (3) the specific notions of the Plan curricular del Instituto Cervantes. Previously, an analysis of the lexical needs of a sample of SFL students has been carried out, whose results have been collated with the abovementioned sources of vocabulary. The found shortcomings have been evaluated in order to observe how they are covered by each of these three sources. It has been proven that each source covers different lexical needs (with a similarity of 12.5% in the covered needs and a lexical compatibility of the sources of 24%), so the viability of the triangulation is justified. The resulting proposal offers a lexical compilation in different levels that combines the benefits of several well-established selection criteria and overcomes the limitations arising from using them individually. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper offers the edition of the Ordo Asturiensium sive et Ovetensium, ex Libro Ordinum Adefonsi abbatis Sancti Facundi (or Cronicón del Abad don Alonso), an unedited chronicle related to the written memory of the Sahagún monastery. Supposedly composed by the first abbot of this monastery, hitherto we only had doubtful references and brief fragments of it. We propose an analysis of the textual transmission of this account about the Kings of Asturias that allows us to know how this text has reached us as a manuscript from the 18th century. Although written according to the model of the Chronica Albeldensia, it is plagued with interpolations, of whose possible sources of information we make a preliminary analysis and trace the chronology that they can suggest. Finally, we offer the in extenso edition of the Ordo. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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