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This journal focuses on interdisciplinary research related to Nicaragua, encompassing its history, culture, and social issues. Topics include the analysis of pre-Hispanic rock art and its connection to contemporary communities, the role of women in historical movements like the Sandinista Revolution, and the impact of environmental factors such as wood smoke on health. The journal also examines territorial vulnerability, the influence of historical narratives on national identity, and the digital transformation of local enterprises. Furthermore, it addresses visual health disparities, the representation of women in literature, inclusive education for students with multiple disabilities, and the legacy of figures like Augusto César Sandino. Urban development, political destabilization strategies, the role of information management in human development, and the dissemination of documentary heritage are also explored, alongside the formation of historians and the study of memory as a tool for social transformation. Economic anthropology, road anthropology, and the promotion of scientific research skills in higher education are also featured.

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