Sistema Regional de Información
en línea para Revistas Científicas de América Latina,
el Caribe, España y Portugal

In the S. XXI, feminism explores a new form of visibility through #hashtag activism and, in the post-photographic era the role of women in photography has been added to this current. The search for equality has acquired a new dimension in the digital environment and in photography, women have not wanted to be left behind.  #NoSinFotógrafas, object of study in this article, is an initiative that seeks this equality.

Landscapes of the communic imaginary is the subject of the second issue of Reason and Word published by the editorial team of the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador (PUCE), which is coordinated by Patricio Cevallos  

This work proposes concepts of humanization and marxist humanism for journalism, especially for photojournalism. First, it achieves a bibliographical review on humanized journalism starting from the reflection of Ijuim and Sardinha (2009) among other authors. Then, it presents a brief history of how the representation of the human being started to be concern of the painting (Pessanha, 1994) to humanist photojournalism (Burgi, 2012). After that, it presents a marxist perspective about the concept of humanization (Freire, 2016) and human essential characteristics defined by Márkus (2015): consciousness, work and sociability. The conceptions of marxist humanism for journalism, especially for journalistic photography, can contribute to humanize the opressed portrayed.

No. 30 (2019): INFODIRDiscurso del Dr. José Ángel Portal Miranda en el Acto de Graduación de la Universidad de Ciencias Médicas de la Habana, 18 de julio de 2019.

Introduction: The demographic and health indicators are the same, but seen from different approaches, they impact the dynamics and structure of the economy and the full understanding of a country's economy cannot do without its analysis. Objective: To show the importance of the analysis of demographic indicators for decision-making in the health sector. Methods: Contents of research papers between 2000 - 2018 on demographic indicators and health were analyzed. Ten experts were consulted, who met the criteria of having a technical background in Demography, being an economist or working in the health sector. Results: It was evidenced that the population in its dynamics and interrelation with economic and social processes requires contextualized reflections, culturally, socially and located in the space where it is generated. Demographic data were fundamental for the planning, execution and evaluation of health programs at all levels, local, regional and international. Conclusions: Knowing what is happening to the population today allows those in charge of making decisions to be alerted in advance of its possible consequences. Demographic indicators for the health sector are interrelated and with their appropriate use, the necessary articulation can be achieved for economic and social policy to promote the achievement of its goals; once unleashed, demographic trends are very difficult to stop. Health professionals must interpret these indicators with a socioeconomic and cultural focus and know their advantages and limitations.

No. 30 (2019): INFODIRSe presenta las palabras del Ministro de Salud Pública de Cuba, Dr. José Angel Portal Miranda, en el acto de recibimiento del primer grupo de colaboradores de la Brigada Médica Cubana en Bolivia que regresan a la Patria. Recordó al Comandante en Jefe Fidel Castro Ruz, cuando dijo: “Nosotros continuaremos defendiendo las ideas por las que hemos luchado toda la vida, junto a los pobres, los enfermos sin médicos ni medicinas, los padres sin empleo, los cientos de millones de niños y niñas abandonados a su suerte (…), los hambrientos, los oprimidos y los explotados de toda la Tierra que constituyen la inmensa mayoría de la humanidad”.

No. 28 (2019): INFODIRPags: 219-220La Revista INFODIR, hace partícipe a sus lectores de la Carta abierta emitida por el Dr. Héctor Terry Moliner a los representantes de las Agencias de la Organización de Naciones Unidas acreditadas en la República de Cuba. Por su importancia la Revista suscribe el texto de la misma y hace un llamado a denunciar en todos los foros nacionales e internacionales esta agresiva escalada del gobierno de los Estados Unidos. Comité EditorialRevista INFODIR

No. 30 (2019): INFODIRPags: Intervención del Dr. José Ángel Portal Miranda en la 72 Asamblea Mundial de Salud 2019, donde ratificó el compromiso de Cuba  de compartir las experiencias alcanzadas en el desarrollo de la Atención Primaria de Salud, poniendo a disposición de la Organización Mundial de la Salud y sus Estados Miembros, los Programas de Cooperación, las universidades médicas para la formación de profesionales y técnicos, los productos de la industria médico farmacéutica y biotecnológica, como forma de contribución al alcance de la cobertura sanitaria universal para todos.

The residency in General Comprehensive Medicine constitutes the improvement of the social approach to medicine, which is the basic premise of the Cuban national health system. To date, residents do not personally have control cards for evaluation activities in their residency. Its design allows for adequate work and knowledge on the part of residents and training tutors, in addition to controlling the methodological process of the residency from any scenario where they are, also observing the performance achieved. Easy to understand and fill in, it translates the work done by the resident, as well as the training quality of the resident and a summary of his development within the postgraduate course.

No. 31 (2020): INFODIRTranscripción de la entrevista testimonial sobre la práctica de la Salud Pública cubana durante el período 1980-1995, al Dr. C Rafael Pérez Cristiá