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Vista previa	Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
	-	Why did the policy fail outside of the second Reagan administration to El Salvador?	-
	-	Reflections to think about a critical philosophy of history today	-
	-	The foreign policy of the United States towards El Salvador and Central America, and the Society of Jesus: the legacy of the Jesuits	-
	-	The martyrs of the UCA and the Society of Jesus in the United States	-
	-	The life defeated the dazzling glitter of gold	-
	-	Irregular migration of boys and girls: exercise and search for citizenship from invisibility	-
	-	The null electoral vote as a free voting option citizen	-
	-	Reflections on the XXV Anniversary of the Martyrs of the UCA	-
	-	The legacy of the martyrs: a love that gives itself	-
	-	The impact of managing the pandemic COVID-19 in the deterioration of democracy in El Salvador: a political approach	-
	-	A newly discovered old humanitarian drama that lays bare political hypocrisy and incapacity	-
	-	The faith and justice in theology and in praxis Christian in Latin America and the Caribbean	-
	-	School of the Americas or school for human rights violators?	-
	-	Around the problem of democracy: a critical approach from the political sociology of Antonio Gramsci	-
	-	The experience of the International Tribunal for the Application of Restorative Justice in El Salvador (2009-2015): reflections after a singular path towards the establishment of public policies of restoration and national reconciliation	-
	-	The capitalism, generator of violence War or transformation structural of the neighborhoods and farmhouses in El Salvador	-
	-	The insured inequality: an ethnography of private security in Guatemala	-
	-	The violence and elites in Guatemala: pacts in the legal interface and the illegal	-
	-	The reissue of the conflict: electoral politics in El Postwar savior	-
	-	Transitional justice in El Salvador: a process analysis	-