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This article is a study of rock art from various archaeological sites in the area known as Morros and Montaña de Santiago (San Bartolomé de Tirajana, Gran Canaria). Given that these archaeological areas contain vestiges of both indigenous and colonial-era manufacture, the main focus was to piece together the relationship between the two by way of non-invasive methods of documentation. Ultimately, all this points to a clear example of religious syncretism and the practice of sacred rites in a territory used before, during and after the conquest of the Canary Islands.. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article approaches in a succinct way the basic characters of the contract of lease and the general system of liability arising from the breach of such contractual type; the study focuses on the legal consequences of the breach attributable to the lessee who decides to leave unilaterally the building and to stop paying the future revenues to which he compromised with the lessor. Likewise, the analysis focuses on the regulatory framework and the different criteria adopted by the jurisprudence and the scientific Spanish doctrine at the moment of establishing the quantification of the damages that would be exigible for the lessee that breaks his obligations. The paper concludes with a proposal about the more logical criteria that should govern the determination of compensation for the unpaid rents at the time the lessee desisted of the contract of lease. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents an analysis of the historical evolution of free newspapers. Particular focus is given to the great amount of advertising material within newspapers, as well as the competition brought by new technologies of information dissemination. Among the challenges of the free newspapers are: to achieve an attractive editorial material; a good system of distribution; and the reputation of quality. The main goal is to achieve the reader's trust, by establishing a self-financing system in order to assure its permanence and continuity.

En este trabajo, nos ocupamos de los flujos transfronterizos de personas en el seno de la eurorregión Galicia-Norte de Portugal. En este marco, se prestará especial atención a aquellos protagonizados por trabajadores. Dentro del territorio analizado, se pueden definir--a partir de los datos relativos a la movilidad diaria casa-trabajo (commuters)--las denominadas regiones urbanas policéntricas (RUP) de Vigo y Porto. Estas deberían constituir referentes significativos de una movilidad transfronteriza, cuya importancia empezamos a calibrar estimando el movimiento de pasajeros en los pasos fronterizos que unen el sur de Galicia y el norte de Portugal. En este contexto, dada la inexistencia de estadísticas oficiales, los informes elaborados por la oficina Eures Galicia/Região Norte proporcionan información relevante sobre el flujo de trabajadores transfronterizos en la zona. Ello lo hemos complementado mediante dos elementos: la realización de sendas encuestas dirigidas respectivamente a trabajadores y empresas implicadas, y los datos proporcionados por un reciente estudio sobre la movilidad laboral en la eurorregión. La evidencia obtenida demuestra la importancia cuantitativa alcanzada en el territorio analizado por este interesante fenómeno del trabajo transfronterizo. Además, esta permite realizar una caracterización del mismo, que pone de manifiesto algunas dificultades a las que se enfrenta el proceso de construcción de un mercado de trabajo europeo. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

From the corporative point of view, cybermedia have got four main challenges nowadays: to define a new business pattern; to fit to the new standards in the acquisition and transmission of knowledges; to collect the readers that are leaving the convencional media; and to get a new and efficient formal treatment of the product. Also cyberjournalism is facing to the future challenge of new mobile supports in order to accede to its contents, which create two aditional complications: a very fewer size and a very complex interface. All of these items will imply the development of a new generation of typographical families, adapted to this new reality, to push for the flexibility due to the great versatility of mobile cyberjournalism and, finally, to deepen in interactivity, considered like the strategic formule to profit the wide range of services that is supporting this business pattern. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]