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                <text>En este trabajo se plantea la posibilidad de armonizar los sistemas ecológicos y productivos en el caso concreto de una especia de planta con hábitos de crecimiento invasores. Con ello se pretende explorar estrategias de manejo que tiendan al desarrollo rural sustentable. El planteamiento surge en el marco de análisis de una experiencia en el estado Delta Amacuro, Venezuela. Se concluye que la propuesta representa una opción real con un impacto positivo multidimensional en las comunidades rurales pobres ribereñas.</text>
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                <text>La política agrícola europea ha estado enfocada a la estabilización de los precios y la intervención de los mercados con una fuerte protección traducida en incentivos y subvenciones al sector agropecuario, así como introducir medidas con lógica territorial y multisectorial. Esta política ha originado una reconfiguración y recomposición social en el espacio rural portugués, que ha afectado particularmente a la agricultura familiar. En este estudio se examina el acompañamiento institucional en el marco de la política agrícola común europea y su efecto en las estrategias de reproducción de las pequeñas explotaciones portuguesas. Se concluye que la instrumentación de la política agrícola europea en el espacio rural portugués ha tenido efectos negativos en las pequeñas explotaciones originando a su interior una reformulación de sus estrategias de reproducción.</text>
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                <text>Urban groups. The city. Urban sociology, Cities. Urban geography</text>
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                <text>Diosmaris de la Caridad Vasallo Cristia, Dimeri Piñeiro Esquivel, Pedro López Labarta, José Luis Montejo Viamontes, Yacelis Cárdenas García, Amaury Rondón Aquilar</text>
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                <text>Contexto: Uno de los desafíos actuales es proporcionar alimento al mundo teniendo en cuenta que los crecimientos demográficos se desplazan a las áreas urbanas, por lo que los sistemas urbanos de producción agrícola son importantes como una solución real ante la demanda poblacional.Objetivo: Comparar distintas alternativas de nutrición bioorgánicas y su influencia en los indicadores de crecimiento y rendimiento en el cultivo de la zanahoria (Daucus carota var. sativa).Métodos: La investigación se realizó en áreas del huerto intensivo Ernesto Che Guevara en la UEB #2 perteneciente a la Empresa Agropecuaria del municipio Esmeralda de Diciembre 2016 a Marzo 2017 sobre un suelo oscuro plástico no gleyzado de buena fertilidad. El objetivo de la investigación fue El diseño experimental utilizado fue completamente aleatorizado con cinco tratamientos y tres repeticiones, se evaluaron los indicadores siguientes: altura de la planta, longitud de la raíz y rendimiento.Resultados: Los mejores indicadores agronómicos se obtuvieron de lostratamientos con humus líquido fortificado, mejorado y el humus líquido enriquecido con boro, calcio y zinc, los cuales no difieren entre ellos, pero sí con relación al humus líquido natural, y al testigo.El humus líquido fortificado logró el mejor rendimiento y los mayores beneficios económicos.Conclusiones: Se evidencia una respuesta favorable a las alternativas bioorgánicas de utilizadas que se manifiestan en el crecimiento vegetativo y rendimiento. El humus líquido fortificado resultó el de mayor efecto económico con un notable incremento de la ganancia con relación al testigo.</text>
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                <text>Universidad de Camagüey Ignacio Agramonte Loynaz</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="https://revistas.reduc.edu.cu/index.php/agrisost/article/view/e3004" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;https://revistas.reduc.edu.cu/index.php/agrisost/article/view/e3004&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>Introduction Considering the specific set of gastrointestinal endoscopy practitioners, it is witnessed that the number of patients forelective procedures are being deferred by the patients amid various concerns ranging from financial constraint to the fear of infection from the dreaded coronavirus. With Routine endoscopy procedures recommended to be safely postponed, the impact on the practice of Gastrointestinal Endoscopists shall be magnified.            Assessment and Strategy The article discusses impact and remedial actions that may be taken by Gastrointestinal Endoscopists, which classified into: -	Anindependent practitioner -	A consultant -	An employee The article further touches upon the difficulties that might be envisaged by the Gastrointestinal Endoscopists, and obtain a financial understanding of what could potentially lead to an existential crisis? Those with cash reserves sit in a pleasant position i.e. they can buy assets at an attractive price, experiment with new ideas, research and development, etc. It is imperative in these times to understand the uncertainty cast on operations of Gastrointestinal Endoscopists and prepare a response plan for coming out of this economic crisis. A roadmap also has been devised which provides a possible outline of a plan that can be implemented for handling the economic crisis. It is also important to answer these two questions: 1.	Who do I want to be during the crisis? 2.	Who do I want to be when this is over?</text>
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                <text>The world has been chained with Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) pandemic today. It has affected more than 200 countries in just about a few months since December 2019. The virus has engulfed the world at a momentum never seen before. Considering the chances of disease being spread through asymptomatic transmission, social distancing has become a norm. This has brought a huge shift in how we live, work or interact with each other. It is feared that after the pandemic is over, the world would suffer a period of economic loss, as huge as the greatest depression of the 1930s or even more. With the world making medieval inventions and science doing wonders, we seem helpless to fight this pandemic. It has also drawn us to a realization that pandemic response cannot be extemporaneous.</text>
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                <text>O direito à alimentação figura-se como um direito essencial à vida humana, figurando-se como um direito pluridimensional e, deste modo, refletindo em inúmeros outros direitos importantes à vida das pessoas e a efetivação da dignidade da pessoa humana. Deste modo, o presente artigo visou, de forma ampla, fazer uma análise desse direito dentro do ordenamento jurídico nacional e internacional, dos aspectos que o envolve, dos responsáveis por sua efetivação e das políticas públicas existentes nesse sentido no Brasil, dando ênfase ao Programa de Agricultura Urbana e Periurbana e ao Programa Hortas Comunitárias da Cidade de Maringá/PR, analisando, de maneira especial, quais os efeitos que esse projeto exerce na comunidade no qual ele está inserido e se o mesmo vigora como uma política pública eficaz de concretização do direito à alimentação. Para tanto, a metodologia adotada foi a da revisão bibliográfica de artigos, livros, dissertações e teses sobre o assunto, contidos em plataforma nacional e estrangeira, bem como da pesquisa de campo baseada em entrevista, com o fim de vislumbrar alguns aspectos atinentes as hortas comunitárias de Maringá/PR. Ao final, concluiu-se acerca da importância desse direito e da efetivação do mesmo tanto pelo Estado quanto família e sociedade, bem como que o Programa Hortas Comunitárias vigora como uma política pública eficaz na concretização do direito à alimentação.</text>
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