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This paper analyzes the profile required by a chief risk officer (CRO) in large companies in Colombia, based on knowledge of the traits, skills, aptitudes and knowledge that are necessary to achieve adequate performance, so that it contributes the achievement of objectives. The study is carried out under a qualitative methodology of descriptive scope. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with risk managers of large Colombian companies in different sectors, and experts. In the results found it can be evidenced the importance to the chief risk officer and as well as to develop their profile both in technical aspects and in the soft skills they require. This is due to the fact that from their performance they add value to the company with their expertise and provide a prospective vision on the risk situations to which they may be exposed. This paper contributes to the knowledge about CRO that requires further academic research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzes the role played by the indigenous knowledges of the People of the Centre -a multiethnic indigenous group of Colombian Amazonia- in the Witoto Ethnic Safeguarding Plan of Leticia (PSE). This is one of the 34 Plans that the Colombian Constitutional Court compelled the State to create and implement to protect indigenous peoples threatened by internal forced displacement. Drawing on anticolonial and decolonizing research and on subaltern perspectives on human rights, the paper focuses on the PSE as an intercultural and unequal dialogue that forces indigenous people to express themselves in the State and Court's discourses of rights. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Nursing historical development has been closely linked to human history, because care of life and health have been essential activities in necessities supply process. Nursing historical count, refers to facts, events and important figures that in different contexts have marked patterns for professional development. Nowadays, nursing history teaching and learning became very important as a strategy to advance towards future with acknowledge of social and political background which have brought about nursing survival, development and advance as profession and discipline. In this paper, a description about Father Pedro Claver actions during his stay at Colonial Cartagena and an analysis are carried out, by means of epistemologic framework with the purpose to determine his philosophical perspective on care given to black slaves, and that have influenced throughout the time Colombian nursing development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]