- Talked about university observatories and their social activities
- 26 UV observatories and the soon-to-be-opened art gallery in the city were highlighted.
Intervention by José Othán Flores Consejo, responsible for the University Coordination of UV Laboratories
Jorge Vasquez Pacheco
Photos: Luis Fernando Fernandez Carrillo
05/27/2024, Xalapa, Ver.- Academics and officials from the Universidad Veracruzana (UV) participated in a discussion on technology and human rights in Latin America organized by the “Ambrosio L. Gioja” Legal and Social Research Institute of the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
José Othón Flores, President of the University Coordination of Laboratories (CUO) and Arturo Miguel Chípuli, Director and Operations Manager of the Legal Research Institute (IIJ) of the Observatory of Public Policies with Human Rights Approach (OPPEDH) spoke. event. .
The latter emphasized UV’s 80 years and its immense social commitment to “help solve through academia a region with many problems”.
Arturo Miguel Cipuli, Director of IIJ, in his presentation
He said that IIJ has reached 50 years and this is the reason why Jioja Institute offers workshops and conferences.
Flores Consejo noted that the purpose of university observatories “is to provide basic measures to address the common lines of knowledge production and to distinguish them from laboratory or experimental activities.”
He commented on the teachers, researchers and students who generate the data, “they conform to a strict methodology, and they are judged by what kind of science they are.” He mentioned the 26 observatories that UV has and shared that one more will be established to collect information on Xalapa’s extensive artistic production.
Patricia Andrade del Cid, from the Center for Conceptual and Analytical Studies
Exhibitors at UV: Jorge Luis Arelanes Hernandez; Francisco Domingo Vasquez Martínez, Coordinator of Medical Education and Human Rights Watch; Patricia Andrade del Cid from the Concept and Analysis Research Center and Belem Alejandra Rodríguez Contreras from the UV Tourism Laboratory.
Arbitrator Flor Vargas holds a law degree from U.V. and is pursuing a master’s degree in international law.
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