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                <text>Este artículo tiene como objetivo visualizar, analizar y repensar las lógicas de comunicabilidad y de distribución de ingresos de la industria musical mediante las plataformas vías streaming, focalizando en el caso Spotify. Se abordará la brecha de valor existente entre intérpretes y las aplicaciones virtuales, entendiendo al aislamiento social preventivo dictado a causa de la pandemia por el coronavirus, como un punto de inflexión para reflexionar en torno a las problemáticas y los desafíos que atraviesa esta actividad y, además, divisar qué herramientas, estrategias o soluciones se pueden aplicar ante otra coyuntura crítica o de conflicto. </text>
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                <text>Evaluation of Curcuma longa L. plants obtained by tissue culture in organoponic conditions.  Resumen: La cúrcuma es una planta utilizada como condimento y colorante que posee múltiples propiedades medicinales. La evaluación de la estabilidad genética y la respuesta en condiciones de producción constituye una etapa muy importante en los sistemas de propagación de plantas por cultivo de tejidos. En este trabajo se evaluó la respuesta morfoagronómica de plantas de cúrcuma obtenidas por cultivo de tejido y por rizomas en condiciones de organopónico. Los resultados muestran una alta supervivencia (100%), para las plantas provenientes del cultivo in vitro, así como para las obtenidas a partir de los rizomas. Se logró un mayor crecimiento de las plantas propagadas por el cultivo de tejidos durante todo el ciclo de cultivo, sin cambios en las características morfológicas evaluadas. Los rendimientos en las plantas provenientes del cultivo de tejidos fueron superiores en comparación con las plantas propagadas por el método tradicional.   Palabras clave: cúrcuma; Biotecnología; micropropagación; cultivo in vitro; evaluación morfológica;  evaluación agronómica.  Abstract: Turmeric is a plant uses like condiment and coloring. It has multiples medicinal properties. The genetic stability and response in production conditions is an important stage in plant propagation system by tissue culture. In this paper was evaluated the morphoagronomic response of turmeric plants obtained by tissue culture in organoponic conditions. Results show a high survival (100%) for a plant from in vitro culture as well as for the plant obtained by rizomes . A bigger growth of the plants obtained by tissue culture was observed during the whole cultured cycle without changes in the morphologycal characteristic evaluated. The yields of the plants obtained by tissue culture were higher that the plants planted by the traditional method.  Keys words: turmeric; Biothecnology; micropropagation; field evaluation; morphologycal evaluation;  agronomic evaluation.</text>
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                <text>Se ofrece una historia del estudio científico sobre el conocimiento y el uso de la biodiversidad y su conservación, con énfasis en el sur de México, donde se maximizan a la vez la diversidad natural y la marginación social. Abandonada a sí misma por siglos, la región sur de México se ha visto envuelta en las últimas décadas en un proceso depredatorio impresionante. El surgimiento de instituciones científicas en la región desde hace casi medio siglo ha ayudado a conocer el potencial físico, biótico y humano existente y a establecer estrategias para su manejo, ante problemas tales como la globalización y el cambio climático. Aunque la historia de la conservación biológica como tal es mucho más reciente que la del desarrollo rural, existe entre ambas disciplinas una interdependencia crucial. La biodiversidad, su conocimiento, uso y conservación, debe no solo ser compatible con la justicia social, sino contribuir a ésta.</text>
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                <text>Desde hace muchos años, el ser humano viene alterando el medio ambiente, debido a la explotación y destrucción masiva de bosques y selvas que ha ocasionado, y por la contaminación ambiental de ríos, mares y de la atmósfera, causada por los productos de deshecho de sus fábricas, ingenios y del empleo de los combustibles fósiles (carbón, petróleo y gas). Con ello ha provocado cambios climáticos severos y el llamado 'efecto invernadero' que está causando por un lado, huracanes con inundaciones, y por otro sequías amplias que provocan destrucción del ambiente con: pérdidas de hogares, fuentes de trabajo y áreas de cultivo y dando lugar a la aparición de nuevas enfermedades y activación de viejas, causando serios problemas de salud. A menos que se logre crear una nueva conciencia ecológica, el hombre podría estar en un callejón sin salida con gran peligro para la humanidad.For years, human being have altered nature due to excessive exploitation and massive destruction of forest, and through the contamination of Rivers, seas and the atmosphere via the disposal of products as well as its fabrication and the disproportionate utilization of fossil fuels (carbon, oil, and natural gases). Doing so, humans have caused severe climate changes and the so called 'Greenhouse Effect' wich in one hand have caused hurricanes with great gloods, and in very distinct cases it has created vast droughts which have led to the destruction of habitats, home, jobs and agricultural areas bringing along new diseases and triggering many old ones exalting various health problems. Unless human nature finds the will or is enlightened by a 'new ecological conscience' in a global spectrum, humankind might be leading civilization down a road with no exit risking the sanity and existence of humanity.</text>
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                <text>Juan Javier Rivera Andía</text>
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                <text>En las villas campesinas de los Andes encontramos un espacio denominado con términos tales como «alturas», «puna», «jalca» o «pampa». En este territorio se encuentran los pastizales, los roquedales, las pequeñas lagunas, los manantiales y la nieve. Es también el escenario ideal de los amores de juventud y las actividades pastoriles. Finalmente, este territorio es entendido, por los habitantes de las villas, como un espacio de alteridad. Nosotros examinaremos las concepciones andinas acerca de este último aspecto: concepciones concernientes al peligro, la indistinción y la fascinación. Lógicamente, cuando hablamos de alteridad, no podemos dejar de decir, al mismo tiempo, algo acerca de la identidad, de los valores y sentimientos vinculados a ella. Abordaremos el análisis de este espacio de otredad a partir de dos fuentes: las características de los personajes mitológicos asociados a las «alturas» y las connotaciones implícitas del término nativo utilizado para designar este espacio.</text>
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