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                <text>Affirmative action generates controversy in society. In the case of the quota of family agriculture, there is no effective acceptance by the academic and general community in the reservation of vacancies for this social group. In this way, the objectives are: to analyze the purpose of affirmative actions; and to describe the origin and motivation for the creation of the quota of family agriculture for the Technical Course in Agriculture of IFC/Campus Concórdia. The methodology used was a case study, with bibliographical research and documentary analysis. As a result, it was verified that this quota was created in compliance with the agreement established with SETEC/MEC. It was pointed out that the option for family agriculture aimed at addressing the local realities of the campi and institutional commitments to social justice, inclusion of socially disadvantaged groups, among others. Affirmative action is considered as a tool capable of reducing inequalities in access to public education and can be adapted to the needs of institutions.</text>
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                <text>La literatura relacionada con el impacto del cambio climático empieza a dar cuenta de los diversos vgrados de vulnerabilidad de la población y de la capacidad de respuesta y de adaptación de distintos sectores sociales en el mundo. Sin embargo aún son pocos los estudios que, al analizar las respuestas  alos riesgos para la salud derivados del cambio climático, señalen las limitaciones y oportunidades  quedan forma a procesos de adaptación orientados a enfrentar los retos de salud. En este estudio se intenta avanzar por esa línea enfocándose en un sector pobre de la población indígena campesina  mexicana. El artículo se basa en una investigación de hogares que se llevó a cabo de diciembre de 2006 a abril de 2007 en tres comunidades de la Sierra Tarahumara, ubicada al suroeste de  Chihuahua. Los resultados revelan que incluso en un contexto de extrema pobreza y vulnerabilidad al  cambio climático, la población desarrolla respuestas para afrontarlo y adaptarse. Así, los hogares tarahumaras han desarrollado tres tiPos de estrategias: a) las basadas en sus usos y costumbres, b) la utilización del  sistema de salud que ofrecen las instituciones públicas y las organizaciones no gubernamentales, y c) las prácticas sociales orientadas al exterior y la emigración a las zonas urbanas como canales de integración con la sociedad 'occidental'. También se advierte que varias políticas gubernamentales orientadas al desarrollo de las comunidades, con impacto en la salubridad de la población, presentan limitaciones por su falta de coordinación intersectorial; un caso peculiar en el cual se observa la generación de cierta sinergia es el del área de servicios de salud, donde se ha logrado retomar los usos y costumbres de la población valiéndose de representantes de las comunidades y de las ONG.</text>
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                <text>Human settlements. Communities, Demography. Population. Vital events</text>
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                <text>Agalychnis spurrelli Boulenger, 1913 es el nombre válido más reciente para una especie hylida de rana Phyllomedusina que habita los bosques tropicales de tierras bajas y premontanos del Pacífico, desde el sur de Costa Rica hasta el centro-occidente de Ecuador. Presento datos que apoyan la ubicación de Agalychnis litodryas Duellman &amp; Trueb, 1967 como un sinónimo junior de A. spurrelli. Agalychnis spurrelli es una rana medianamente grande con extensas membranas interdigitales que se distingue de otras especies del género Agalychnis por tener los flancos y extremidades uniformemente amarillo, anaranjado, rosado pálido o morado pálido, sin barras oscuras. Su dorso es verde, comúnmente con verrugas pustulares bordeadas de negro.Agalychnis spurrelli Boulenger, 1913 is the earliest available name for a hylid species of Phyllomedusin frogs that inhabit the lowland and pre-montane tropical forests on the Pacific coast, from southern Costa Rica to central-western Ecuador. I present data that support the placement of Agalychnis litodryas Duellman &amp; Trueb, 1967 as a junior synonym of A. spurrelli. Agalychnis spurrelli is a medium-large sized frog with extensive interdigital membrane that is distinguished from other species of the genus Agalychnis by having the flanks and limbs uniformly yellow, orange, pale rose or pale purple, without dark stripes. The dorsum is green, usually with black-bordered pustular white warts.</text>
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