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El presente ensayo reflexiona y examina una visión exploratoria de la incidencia de las comisiones de la verdad en la reconstrucción de la memoria histórica en Colombia, ante un eventual posconflicto. Se trata además, de un análisis estructurado de las comisiones de la verdad que se han desarrollado en América Latina como recurso optativo de la justicia transicional para aclarar los hechos cometidos y juzgar a los responsables de los mismos.Por consiguiente, este estudio generalizado contiene algunas apreciaciones críticas y conceptuales en torno al tema, que se convierten en material de apoyo para las políticas judiciales en Colombia y permiten realizar un panorama nacional y a lo largo del continente teniendo en cuenta posiciones a favor y en contra de estas comisiones.Es así, como a lo largo de este documento, se hará alusión al tema propuesto basado en artículos de reconocida trascendencia de revistas indexadas, ONGs, el Comité Internacional de Justicia Transicional (ICTJ), la Oficina del Alto Comisionado para la Paz y el Observatorio de Derechos Humanos de la Presidencia de la República; además, de entrevistas hechas a funcionarios gubernamentales que hacen hincapié en la importancia de las comisiones de la verdad y su relación directa en la reconstrucción de la memoria histórica del conflicto y de las victimas del mismo. A continuación, se expone la temática propuesta y se deja a consideración de los lectores el provechoso contenido del presente.

This is a letter from Dr. Regino Ylanan, a Springfield College (then known as International YMCA College) alumnus, to Paul Limbert, the president of the college, on November 9, 1950. In the letter, Dr. Ylanan says he received the package containing the hood and diploma for the honorary degree which Springfield College gave him in absentia at the Sixty-fourth Commencement. Dr. Ylanan expresses his appreciation for this honor. ; Dr. Regino Ylanan was a member of class 1920. When studying at Springfield College (then known as International YMCA College), he was a member of track, baseball and soccer teams, involved in international literacy society, and was the leader of foreign group study. He earned his M.D. degree in 1918 at University of Philippines, his Bachelor's in Physical Education degree in 1920 and his honorary Master's in Physical Education degree in 1950 from Springfield College. He served as National Director of Physical Education at University of Philippines, for the Schools of the Philippines, and for Government Schools of Philippine Islands. He was also the former Executive Secretary-Treasurer of the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation.

This book covers the landscape, geography and environment of the Sierra Nevada in Spain. The Sierra Nevada hosted the last glaciers in southern Europe. Today, it is one of the most important centers of plant diversity in the western Mediterranean and one of the most outstanding in Europe. This massif has ideal conditions to analyze past environments as well as the effects of global change on ecosystems. This can be seen in the large number of projects that are being conducted within the umbrella of the Sierra Nevada Global Change Observatory. This book summarizes all the scientific knowledge available about this massif, from the geomorphological and ecological perspectives to the recent spatial adaptive management and Open Science initiatives. Focusing on the very sensitive mountain environment of Sierra Nevada, the book intends to be a reference for many people interested in mountain processes. The audience would include scientists from all disciplines, but it would also target on an audience beyond the academia (territorial managers, environmentalists, mountaineers, politicians, technicians, etc.).