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Public Prosecutor does sentence of ten to fifteen years for the crime of aggravated robbery trial beginning

Fifteen years
Jeancarlo Edgard Saldarriaga and Christopher Irwin Carrasco Méndez Robles and ten years for Jean Carlo Rodriguez and Luis Ángel Zapata Abad Socola for the crime against property in the form Aggravated Robbery, plus payment of civil damages of five hundred new soles in solidarity in favor of the injured Juan Loaiza Amos Martinez, closing hearing held in the Penal El Milagro. The events occurred on May 31, 2010, at approximately 1:00 am, when John Amos Loaiza walked Martínez Grau Jr. of this city (Trujillo), when he was near the intersection of Grau Gamarra said that behind him were four people.
As a result, Loaiza was afraid and tried to go to the street and warned Gamarra coming in that direction three people who tried to block his way, before that, he stepped back and in these circumstances is that it reaches the four defendants, surrounding This holding of the arms, neck, beat him and come to escape their belongings as a backpack containing his wallet and a pair of sneakers. After the removal
beat him and at that time that a taxi driver and went to see what was happening began playing horn criminals pretending to disperse, but to no avail.
The victim begins to walk the Jr. Gamarra, while fleeing criminals Jr. Grau. When the victim comes to the intersection of Gamarra in Ayacucho, near the central market, taxi drivers who were waiting passengers see it happen and you wonder what happened. Suddenly, a taxi driver coming the other way, he says that the intersection of Ayacucho, Junin, police had spoken to some people.
Hearing this, the injured officer went immediately to the place of action and recognized the defendant. In addition, one of them was holding a backpack and a pair of sneakers that minutes before had been stolen.
Due to the acts committed, the Public Prosecutor's indictment against the said defendants as responsible for the crime against property in the form of aggravated robbery and sanctioned in Article 188 of the Criminal Code.
For his part, defense lawyers Dr. Efraín Gutiérrez Ricardo Gutiérrez Gamboa and Dr. Cornelio paths theories presented in order to maintain the innocence of the accused Edgar Carrasco Jeancarlo Saldarriaga, Christopher Irwin Méndez Robles, Jean Carlo Rodriguez and Luis Ángel Zapata Abad Socola, but could not because of the irrefutable facts of conviction and evidence made during the investigation of prosecutor Chang Chang.
With all underpinned by the Public Prosecutor of La Libertad, the referee judges composed of Messrs. Dr. Robles Briceño Mery, Dr. Marco Aurelio Ortiz and Dr. Carmen Tejada Ruth Viñas Adrianzen, the latter as Director of Debate, resolved convicted unanimously requested by the prosecutor in the case.

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Trujillo was suspended in the beginning of the trial that he continues to Elidio Espinoza, PNP colonel. The reason for this suspension was the trip of the prosecutor Carlos Avalos, who had to leave town to attend as a guest at an event in the department of Ancash.

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traveler ensure development of Peru until 2050, says Chief Next

President Alan Garcia said today that the project involves Marañon start a "profound energy revolution" in Peru and noted that its implementation ensure sustainable energy supply that the country will need in next 40 years and ensure its development in excellent condition until 2050.
During a multisectoral meeting at the Government Palace, the head State said that this project is one of the most important that could present not only in their government, but throughout his life.
"The goal is to start an energy revolution deep in our country and an energy revolution means change which represents the pattern of energy to renewable energy and clean, but secondly, ensures sustainable energy supply that the country needed in the next 40 years (...) is talking to Peru, a project that can ensure development in excellent condition until 2050, "he said. Marañon
Project consisting of construction hidroléctricas central twenty to harness the flow of the river of the same name, will use water to generate 12.400 thousand megawatts of electricity.
argued that the sale value of those megawatts will be created in excess of 6.600 billion dollars annually, an amount which he said represents an important source of wealth for the future.
also assured that the project is highly profitable and guaranteed return on investment, which encouraged employers to be encouraged to invest in energy project.
"It represents a qualitative historical leap in the amount of energy that could take our country to ensure mining development manufacturing and domestic use, "he said after mentioning that this project will not affect the environment.
For these reasons, the meeting, the president signed the decree declaring the national interest and social implementation of this project, in coordination with regional governments and the private sector.
At the meeting, held at the Government Palace, representatives of the Executive, Proinversión, the Center for Strategic Planning and industry representatives, among others.

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State government should improve the quality of public services, says World Bank

The next government of Peru needs to improve the quality of public services, mainly health and education for better public confidence, said today the World Bank Vice President, Otaviano Canuto.
"Whoever wins this election (in Peru) should pay attention to this point, may improve the quality of public services," he said.

indicated that in all countries of the world that are members of the World Bank has been that public confidence in the public sector is an important element of a country's development.

"In developed countries, public confidence in government based on issues such as combating corruption, respect and good governance," he said.

however, said that in the case of Peru, as in other countries in the region, that trust is linked with better quality management of public services, especially in education and health.

"If there is a greater attention to improving the quality of education and health, public confidence in the rule change dramatically," he said.

Canuto said the quality of economic policies in Peru in the last two decades helped to greatly improve the performance of the country.

"The performance of the macroeconomy is a necessary condition for poverty reduction but not enough, "he said.

In this regard, it considered important that the next government will also maintain the same level of attention to the efforts of reducing poverty and improving macroeconomic performance.

"We can not imagine being able to focus on one, but what we know is that macroeconomic growth is a necessary condition," he said.

For his part, chief economist for Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela, World Bank Carlos Silva-Jauregui, said the multilateral agency to await the next president of Peru to begin negotiating strategy of support among both parties.

"The strategy we have in Peru is due this year and we will begin the process of negotiating a new strategy, which will have activities for which the World Bank will support the development of the country in the future," he said.

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THE BORDER: A NEW CONCEPT INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL

THE BORDER: A NEW CONCEPT CULTURAL

XVI INTERNATIONAL REUNION

may Zacatecas, Zacatecas, February- March 2012

CALL

In current context of globalization is needed reflection and discussion about the transformation of border regions, the concept of borders, identity, interaction of diverse cultures and the formation of a complex multicultural society. For this reason, the study of these phenomena should be approached in an interdisciplinary way deeper into specific aspects.

The Autonomous University of Baja California Sur through the Network for Research in Social Sciences and Humanities "a New Understanding The Cultural Frontier" and the University of Sorbonne-Paris 3, and members of the RIIF universities, invite specialists and scholars in various disciplines of social sciences, preferably from an interdisciplinary perspective or from an interdisciplinary approach, to submit proposals for workshops.

This time, due to the success of the Business Day we are open to new proposals to address the multiple objects, theories, ways that now form the conceptual and empirical research over the boundary, ie border relations of neighboring countries, and the study of the problems underlying any border limit whose nature is cultural, social, economic, historical, political, territorial, or conceptual disciplines.

Papers

will be based on the themes listed below:

1. - Regional identity, culture and acculturation on the borders.

2 .- Border and collective imagination.

3 .- Capital, labor and culture.

4 .- Globalization and migration. 5 .-
economic integration processes and their effects on the borders.
6 .- Geopolitical borders: human rights and national security at the borders.
7 .- Ecology, policy and governance boundaries.
8 .- Building material and symbolic boundaries.
9 .- History and Historiography of the border.
10 .- New faces, new cultures, new frontiers.
11 .- Chicano Studies.
12 .- Theory and research methodology borders.
13 .- Arts, literature and society as a cross-cultural possibilities.
14 .- Studies of gender and borders. 15 .- Policy
cultural and linguistic borders policy.
16 .- Social Movements borders.

17 .- Studies on the quality of democracy.

18 .- Borders reading

Desks

-will have a maximum of 20 minutes for presentation and exhibition 20 minutes for the round of questions.

-should be formed by a group of four to five researchers and will be moderated by those who proposed it.

Requirements:

-Name of the table and subject in which it is inserted. (No matter if you are among the topics proposed, they need only follow the guidelines themed event)

-Send a general summary table and summary of each participant.

-Name, institution and email of the authors.

moderator -name

of abstracts and papers sent

abstracts will be received 500 words maximum individual and proposals workshops later than November 15, 2011 . With the following information: Name subject that is inserted; name of the author, institution and email . Proposal will not be received after 16 November.

From 1 December 2011 will be communicated to the authors ruled the verdict of the committee, e-mail to indicate in their proposal.

Only the large (up to 20 pages with double spacing) will have a presentation oral than 20 minutes; should be sent no later than January 6, 2012 .

Official languages: English, French and English

Registration fee

Speakers who pay before January 10, 2012, $ 95 thereafter U.S. $ 110 U.S.. Or the equivalent in pesos at the exchange rate of the day

The sponsors will pay their registration .

Students as speakers paid before January 10, 2012 $ 80 U.S., thereafter $ 95.00 U.S..

Attendees requiring record $ 50 U.S.

The membership fee will entitle you to a welcome cocktail, a farewell cocktail, working folder, certificate of participation and a CD containing the reports received before 6 January 2012.

Exhibition of books and videos

Interested in participating in the exhibition, presentation and sale of books, please inform us to forecast space

Information and registration

Prof.

. Alejandra Lopez Tirado frontera08@gmail.com ,

Dr. Ruben Sandoval: rubsando@uabcs.mx ,

Dr. José Antonio Sequera: Sequera @ UABCS. mx

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Ministry of Public Security calls to prevent sexual abuse

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Hermosillo, Sonora on April 20, 2011 .- María Elena Carrera Lugo, Director of Prevention Programs of the SESP, explained that last year 434 calls were handled 066 reports of sexual abuse address, and said that by March 31 this year have been addressed 93.

noted that incidence figures increase during the months of March to October, of which 33 percent of cases occur in children under 14 years, being the aggressor, a relative of the victim in 70 percent of cases.

"The aggressor 22%, is the stepfather, 27%, is the uncle, 20%, is the father, 8%, is the brother, 4%, cousin, godfather 5%, 5 Grandfather%, 4%'s brother, and others, is 5%, is a crime that is committed to equal that rape within the family. "

For this reason the Executive Secretariat of State Public Security launched a call for parents to be aware of any change in attitude among their minor children and how are you signals that could be caused by an attack of this kind.

He noted that the symptoms that a child who suffered sexual abuse are widespread fear, nightmares, poor school performance, sudden changes in attitude, isolation, aggression, low self-esteem and insecurity.

"You need this information to be alert so that when a child expresses some kind of trouble to stay in that house or with such cousins \u200b\u200btake them as seriously as they should tenérsele and find a woman alternative," said .

He said that the April 28 meet with the representatives of the Ministry of Education and Culture, Parents Association, SNTE 54 and 28, to introduce an awareness campaign in primary and secondary schools called "Open Your Eyes and give them protection "to prevent sexual abuse and thus the violation.

The state official emphasized that once made child abuse as touching, kissing or nudity, the next step of consummating the rape offender is therefore emphasized reporting any abuse and the perpetrator may be proven to be sentenced to 8 years in prison.

The Act stipulates in Article 213 of the Penal Code in Sonora "The sexual abuse is the one without his consent, a person running in it or do you run an erotic act, he shall pay a penalty of 6 months to 5 years imprisonment and if the act is to the detriment of a person under 12 years, but had given his consent, he shall a penalty of 1 to 8 years in prison. "

70% of sexual abuse by family members are

57% of sexual abuse committed in Sonora, is in people under 18 years

incidence municipalities
Main
Hermosillo

Cajeme
San Luis Rio Colorado
Guaymas
Navojoa
Nogales

Source: Ministry of Public Security Bulletin
http://www.grancruzadaporlaseguridad.gob.mx/noticias/exhorta-secretaría-de-seguridad-pública-a- parent-of-family-to-prevent-abuse-deshonestos.aspx

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abuse in Sonora

Maria Elena Carrera Lugo, director of the SESP Prevention Programs, explained that last year 434 calls were handled 066 reports of sexual abuse address, and said that by March 31 this year have been addressed 93.

noted that incidence figures increase during the months of March to October, of which 33 percent of cases occur in children under 14 years, with the assailant, a family of victim in 70 percent of cases.

"In 22% of cases the abuser is the stepfather, 27% is the uncle, the father 20%, 8% is the brother-cousin 4%, 5% like the godfather and 4% grandfather's brother, "said Carrera Lugo .

For this reason the Executive Secretariat of State Public Security launched a call for parents to be aware of any change in attitude among their minor children and how are you signals that could be caused by aggression of this type.

He noted that the symptoms that a child who suffered sexual abuse are widespread fear, nightmares, poor performance school, sudden changes in attitude, isolation, aggression, low self-esteem and insecurity.

"You need this information to be alert so that when a child expresses some kind of trouble to stay in that house or with such cousins \u200b\u200btake them as seriously as they should and look tenérsele a better alternative, "he said.

Published in Journal Express, April 21, 2011, metro 2

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They train women political parties

In Sonora PARTIDÍ politicians are obliged by law to spend 3% of its training budget * for women who wish to participate in politics and thus be available for proposals to the designated positions cadidaturas and prerogative of political parties . The Green Party of Mexico, Sonora chapter held a forum with the participation of around a hundred women, according to the following statement of the State Congress:

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Hermosillo, Sonora, April 16, 2011 .- To encourage the participation of women in politics and encourage their active work in society, the President of the State Congress, Dep. César Augusto Ramírez Marcor, closed the Forum organized by the Green Party of Mexico, involving hundreds of women and had as deputy speaker to Aguascalientes, Sergio Augusto López Ramírez.

In his speech, the President of the local Congress urged attendees to embrace change agent of society, then women are, he said, they lead to successful families and take time to participate in the school of their children, church activities, actions for the benefit of those who have less, and of course in politics, as we all know that there are more women leaders than leaders in the colonies and in the days of voting are those most go to the polls.

However, he said, it's time to take also the positions where decisions are made, it is necessary to continue preparing to be the ones to spearhead social programs and promote development of communities.

At the close of the meeting, were given to all participants reconicimientos that the credits in political participation and the development of sustainable policies.

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* State Electoral Code of the State of Sonora, Article 29, Fracc. V

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Three girls lead the child council Women in Hermosillo in ink

A life free of addiction proposed by the Mayor child


Bulletin 981 Hermosillo, Sonora, April 14, 2011 .- Children and young people must be willing to say no, no addictions not to smoking and alcohol, said Kate Guadalupe Rendón Ruiz, Mayor of Cabildo Infantil 2011.

The primary student Francisco Mendoza Escobar was the winner of the contest launched by the DIF Hermosillo and was accompanied by Edith Rocio Arellano Gutierrez as Town Clerk; Francesca Nicole Ramos Contreras, Trustee, and 23 aldermen.

The Mayor, Javier Gandara Magaña, congratulated the 26 participants who were winners of the competition and asked the young do not forget the experience they lived today.

"I think we should carry in his memory as a memory, especially for this great opportunity to be gained by participating," said Inhabitant.

The director of the municipal DIF, Maria del Carmen Tonella, also congratulated the young to reach the last stage, since they were the 13 000 selected from 862 students in fifth grade schools in Hermosillo.

During the installation ceremony was attended by members of the Honorable Cabildo de Hermosillo, the aldermen, the trustee, Luis Enrique Terrazas Romero, the town clerk, Gildardo Real and Mayor Javier Gandara Magaña.

Members of the twenty-fourth Cabildo Infantil not only celebrated the Day of the Child as servants for a day, also had fun on a tour of City Hall, where Kate Guadalupe had the opportunity to take the place of the mayor of Hermosillo.

also enjoyed a Trolley ride through the city, visited the Museum of Art, Sonora, Muses and lived in a local restaurant.

The first three places in the contest received a computer, a grant from Harmon Hall to study English, as well as a check for 5 000, 3 000 and 2 000 pesos by the Municipal DIF System for your school improvements, to all children were given a package of school supplies and diploma.

Small participated with a letter with the theme "The right to a childhood free from addictions, with the choices: a tobacco-free social environment and family life free of alcohol, is called originality, content and development of writing.


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MUNICIPAL PRESIDENT: Kate



Guadalupe Rendón Ruiz Elementary: Francisco Mendoza Escobar


Trustee:

Francesca Nicole Contreras Ramos

Primary: Francisco Mendoza Romo


City Clerk: Edith

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Primary: Edward W. Villa


REGIDOR:

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Michelle Luna Itzel Medina Carolina Arévalo Valencia Alejandro Munguia Aldapa



Héctor Rafael López Monzalvo

Alexia Sofia Duarte Munguía

Haydeé Fernanda Valles Diaz

Karen Ochoa Maria Quiroga

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Juan Arturo García Godina

Escobar Maria Jose Salcido

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Nayeli Guadalupe Vicencio Valenzuela

Salcido Ana Sofia Bustamante Sofia

Guadalupe Pérez Cabrera

Abraham Alonso Ochoa Peralta

Izcóatl Roberto López Álvarez

Kevin Daniel Rios Mendoza

Yocelin Lydia Villegas Gomez

Alejandro Leyva Corrales

Paulina Francisca Ortiz Valles

Carolina Valeria Yuliana Castillo Aurora Palafox
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Jesus Alejandro Valdez Muñoz

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PRESS RELEASE

In order to establish actions that encourage and facilitate the full incorporation of women in social and cultural life of our state of Sonora as well as in Mexico, a group of young creators, academics and intellectuals of the state of Sonora, invites all women aware of their role in incorporating plural and equitable Sonoran cultural activities at the First Meeting of Writers in Sonora, with the title "Women in Ink."

We start from the indisputable fact that all human beings are creative.

This meeting will give us a chance to see a broad and a specific sample of what is literary and artistic production of women in our region.

The First Meeting of Writers is an event organized by students of the School of Arts at the University as well as graduates of the same: we welcome their support to the institution, and we are working with this also the slogan of bringing the University into the street.

The readings will be held on Thursday 14 April from 14:00 pm to 21:00 pm in the Cultural Forum Los Jarritos, located on September 16 and San Luis Potosí, Colonia 5 May.

would be an honor to his distinguished presence at work reading this first meeting.

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Alejandra Robles, Ennyl Robles, Irma Leticia Quiroz, Magdalena Frias, Rocio Rendon

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Gender and climate change online

Urban Observatory

Elsa Ivette Jiménez *

Second of two parts
Climate Change (CC) contributes to increasing inequalities, including gender. To analyze separately the effects of climate change for men and women, emerge the presence of increased vulnerability of these, and the need to recognize them as strategic actors in the development of policies and practices to mitigate and adapt to them.

CC effects are pernicious and have implications for the social, environmental and economic. Some experts warn of a possible collapse of the levels current production and consumption as climate change leads to less food, clean water and increase in extreme weather conditions (UNDP, 2011).

Here, it is necessary to analyze the way in which these situations specifically affect women due to cultural constructions, social and political determinants of these less access to resources, in addition to their confinement to certain areas and roles that, taken together, mean higher workloads, increased disparities of all kinds in relation to males and even greater threat to their physical well-being and survival.

may seem exaggerated the above statement, but to review the situation facing women around the world, is that it is these who make up 70 percent of the population in poverty, expanding their vulnerability. Reviewing the situation of women in rural and marginal urban households, shows that they are the ones responsible for managing water resources and fuelwood for households, so that changes to access these goods impact their lives and schedules. The same is true in terms of food resources. It also happens that those who live in homes located in high risk are single mothers or married women who go there most of the day and are at higher risk to a catastrophe.

are also women who face greater threats of perishing due to cyclones or floods, they have less access to media, either because they are written, they have lower levels of schooling, because they are segregated from areas where they provide alarms, because they can not swim, or because the clothes and shoes that hinder the movement used. All these are factors eminently cultural origin. In addition, in emergency situations are at risk of physical and sexual violence in shelters or on the move. This situation also occurs in conditions of conflict, which are expected to rise due to shortage natural resources. Despite

risk circumstances faced by women and should be considered, studied and turned into public policies for their protection, the role of the female face of climate change is not only a victim, but also a potential agent in the development strategies to cope with the CC

This is because women have knowledge and skills invaluable in the development and implementation of strategies for adaptation and mitigation of CC This derived from his current position as educators, natural resource managers, within from their homes, and as the growers of bonds and social networks.

Moreover, the inclusion of the perspective of women in developing policies and programs to confront the effects of climate change emerges as a situation of social justice, where this "other" half the human population must have access to information, media, technology and power to manage the development and thereby improve the future of humanity.

* Research Assistant of the Centre for Development Studies at El Colegio de Sonora. Email: ejimenez@colson.edu.mx

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Elizabeth Cejudo Ramos * Generally
questions my 9 year old daughter surprised me. I usually pause, buying time for managing to give a satisfactory answer. One afternoon, on the way home, the little co-pilot says, "Mom, can you help me open a blog?" I asked what it was or how it worked, she already knew. I just needed the authorization. I could not help remembering that at his age, the only way to interact with my peers outside the classroom was playing at recess. The request was granted, with all appropriate reservations. She created the online space just for girls, the forgot that a few days.

Just this week, I read in the press that the administrators of the Facebook network removed 20 000 accounts handled daily by children under 13 years, which indicates that hundreds of thousands of students in basic education have spaces in the network or use different sites for entertainment, as virtually all offer products that consume more online fun. It is natural that each generation develop skills to use technologies that are contemporary, this does not mean that as parents we do not take a moment to reflect on the use that our children give to the media. Not long ago

time, the possibility of access to the public through the media was a privilege that few had the big media conglomerates had total control over the flow of information worldwide. Internet has given ordinary citizens the opportunity to enter the public arena (even if your audience is small) and share their perceptions.

While the level of influence of social networks versus social and political events is a debate, so is that their use has shifted to interpersonal relationships and socialization processes. Much has been said about the dangers facing children in their role consumers of information generated websites, and although I consider it an issue of central importance, I would like to focus on the other party, what happens when, in addition to consumers, our children are sending?

bullying, which claims to abuse or intimidation to the same, is a term that enough has been said in recent years. The lonely boy's idea of \u200b\u200bour favorite TV shows no longer cute when we read reports of injuries, childhood depression and even suicide because of the constant abuse they receive from their peers. The matter becomes more complicated when the guilty act on condition of anonymity, backed behind the identity provides internet secret.

The so-called cyber-bullying consists of all acts of harassment, abuse, taunting and intimidating attitude toward any other person through web sites. This includes, in addition, photography and video records of attacks on colleagues within the school. Obviously, with all the anonymity in the inner circle of the affected are their predators. It is likely that those who engage in these practices either do not understand well the consequences of their actions. After all, are children who are still in formation and maturation. Therefore, intervention is necessary to exercise paternal and maternal surveillance to online activities for our children.

A group of British academics raised the need to implement a program of media literacy within primary and secondary schools to train students about the scope of the media and find ways for young people to make better use of those resources. The program has been successfully applied in several European and South American countries, it is clear that such projects difficult to come to our country, but as is achieved, the responsibility lies with parents.

all hope that our children do not fall into the category of victims or perpetrators. However, it is impossible to know and solve if we are outside the real and virtual world within which they develop.

* Assistant Master's Program in Social Studies at El Colegio de Sonora. Email: ecejudo@colson.edu.mx

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