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Carlos Castillo
No full textConversación con Carlos Castillo sobre su último libro y sus gustos musicales.#EmisoraHJUT#Utade
Carlos Castillo
No full textConversación con el escritor Carlos Castillo sobre sus libros y personajes.#EmisoraHJUT#Utade
Mr. Carlos Castillo
No full textEn el verso: "Mr Carlos Castillo: Lo ofrecido es deuda; y como comprobante de ello va mi humilde fotografía prometida a usted, si el haber cumplido con mi deber ayudando a libertar a nuestra Patria, me da obción [sic] a ocupar un puesto en nuestro álbum de amistad quedará complacido. Su amigo Rafael B. Jiménez, Tte. Gral Jefe de E.M., Cienfuego, Dbre. 15 de 1898"Reproducción digital. Madrid : Red.es : Ministerio de Defensa, 201
Compilación de informes de los gobernadores de las provincias de Barranquilla y Sabanalarga (Estado Soberano de Bolívar) 1861-1886.
No full textEl Programa de Historia de la Universidad de Cartagena y los docentes coordinadores ofrecen al mundo académico y al público en
general la compilación de los informes de los gobernadores de las
provincias de Barranquilla y Sabanalarga (1835-1855), cuando se
trataba de la República de la Nueva Granada y antes del establecimiento del régimen federal. Esta documentación, al igual
que las corresponientes a las provincias de la época de los Estados
Unidos de Colombia, son el resultado de la línea de investigación
Región, Historia y Patrimonio que desde hace varios años se desarrollada en el Programa de Historia.
Era responsabilidad de los gobernadores de las provincias elaborar informes fundados en los que les rendían alcaldes de distritos,
jefes políticos de cantones y también con base en las visitas que
realizaban a los territorios de sus jurisdicciones. En estos debían
informar sobre el funcionamiento de las instituciones, propuestas,
reformas y leyes; orden público; demografía; elecciones; rentas e
impuestos; ejército y guardias nacionales; justicia, cárceles y delitos; educación; iglesias; comercio, caminos, agricultura, ganadería,
artesanías y minería. Señalar los aspectos positivos y las debilidades que presentaba cada renglón de la administración pública y,
segundo, las iniciativas y propuestas que se debían adelantar para
mejorar su funcionamiento.
Estos datos servían de insumo para la elaboración de políticas
por parte del gobierno central de la república y el Congreso. En
definitiva, la comunicación entre las ramas ejecutiva y legislativa
permitía conocer los problemas que afectaban a la población y a
la administración pública y, de esta manera, plantear soluciones a
los mismos.INFORMES DE LOS GOBERNADORES DE LA PROVINCIA
DE BARRANQUILLA 1861 - 1884
“Informe Anual del Gobernador de la Provincia de Barranquilla” [1870] 70
Juan Carlos Castillo (transcriptor)
“Informe Anual del Gobernador de la Provincia de Barranquilla” [1876] 103
Juan Carlos Castillo (transcriptor)
“Informe Anual del Gobernador de la Provincia de Barranquilla” (Conclusión) [1876] 111
Juan Carlos Castillo (transcriptor)
“Informe del gobernador de la provincia de Barranquilla” [1878] 116
Juan Carlos Castillo (transcriptor)
“Informe del gobernador de la provincia de Barranquilla” [1878] 122
Juan Carlos Castillo (transcriptor)
“Informe del gobernador de la provincia de Barranquilla” (Conclusión) [1878] 128
Juan Carlos Castillo (transcriptor)
“Informe Anual del Gobernador de la Provincia de Barranquilla [1881] 131
Juan Carlos Castillo (transcriptor)
“Informe Anual del Gobernador de la Provincia de Barranquilla” [1881] 136
Juan Carlos Castillo (transcriptor)
“Informe Anual del Gobernador de la Provincia de Barranquilla” [1881] 141
Juan Carlos Castillo (transcriptor)
“Informe Anual del Gobernador de la Provincia de Barranquilla” [1881] 144
Juan Carlos Castillo (transcriptor)
“Informe Anual del Gobernador de la Provincia de Barranquilla” (Conclusión) [1881] 150
Juan Carlos Castillo (transcriptor)
“Informe Anual del Gobernador de la Provincia de Barranquilla” [1884] 154
Juan Carlos Castillo (transcriptor)
10 / Compilación de informes de los gobernadores de las provincias de Barranquilla y Sabanalarga (Estado soberano de Bolívar) 1861-1886
“Informe Anual del Gobernador de la Provincia de Barranquilla” [1884] 158
Juan Carlos Castillo (transcriptor)
“Informe Anual del Gobernador de la Provincia de Barranquilla” (Conclusión) [1884] 162
Juan Carlos Castillo (transcriptor)
INFORMES DE LOS GOBERNADORES DE LA PROVINCIA
DE SABANALARGA 1861-1875
“Informe del gobernador de la provincia de Sabanalarga” [1861] 168
Cipriano Dávila (transcriptor)
“Informe que produce el Gobernador de la provincia de Sabanalarga en conformidad
del inciso 29 artículo 7º de la lei de 13 de Febrero de 1863, sobre Réjimen político” [1864] 171
Cipriano Dávila (transcriptor)
“Informe del gobernador de la providencia de Sabanalarga sobre los exámenes
intermedios presentados por las escuelas de dicha providencia” [1867] 178
Cipriano Dávila (transcriptor)
“Informe del Gobernador de la Provincia de Sabanalarga” [1867] 180
Cipriano Dávila (transcriptor)
“Nota sobre correos postales”. [1868] 187
Cipriano Dávila (transcriptor)
“Informe del gobernador de la provincia de Sabanalarga sobre el derecho consumo
de carnes, de Manati i Repelon”. [1868] 189
Cipriano Dávila (transcriptor)
“Informe del Gobernador de la Provincia de Sabanalarga sobre el cumplimento
de las prevenciones hechas por el C. Presidente al acto de visitar su oficina”. [1868] 190
Cipriano Dávila (transcriptor)
“Informe del Gobernador de la Provincia de Sabanalarga”. [1868] 192
Cipriano Dávila (transcriptor)
“Informe de los Gobernadores de las provincias de Sabanalarga, Chinú i Mompos,
acerca de varias diferencias advertidas en el respetivo rejistro de las personas
obligadas al pago del impuesto sobre la renta”. [1869] 200
Cipriano Dávila (transcriptor)
“Nota del Gobernador de la provincia de Sabanalarga, sobre la marcha
de la instruccion pública”. [1869] 201
Cipriano Dávila (transcriptor)
“Nota del Gobernador de Sabanalarga referente a la instrucción Pública” [1872] 203
Cipriano Dávila (transcriptor)
“Informe sobre el estado de la obra de la Carcel de Sabanalarga” [1872] 204
Cipriano Dávila (transcriptor)
“Nota del Gobernador de Sabanalarga sobre órden público” [1873] 206
Cipriano Dávila (transcriptor)
“Informe del gobernador de Sabanalarga” [1873] 208
Cipriano Dávila (transcriptor)
“Informe anual del gobernador de Sabanalarga” [1874] 216
Cipriano Dávila (transcriptor)
“Informe anual del Gobernador de la provincia de Sabanalarga” [1875] 225
Cipriano Dávila (transcriptor)
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Portfolio of Journalism Creative Work (Carlos Castillo Rojas)
No full textBackground The connection between political reporting and political democracy was theorised as closely intertwined. So much, so that scholar James Carey concluded that journalism is another name for democracy (1996). "You cannot have journalism without democracy, he wrote. As journalism scholars have suggested, journalism - especially political reporting - is historically associated with democracy and politics (McNair, 2000). My 2018 "portfolio of journalism work" is deeply connected to the notions of democracy and politics. Contribution This portfolio tries to address - by well-researched and crafted stories - the impoverishment of political writing in the news media. This is fundamental in the context of Max Weber's suggestion that journalism "remains under all circumstances one of the most important avenues of professional political activity" (in Gerth & Mills, 1946: 98). The contribution this portfolio also aims to achieve is contextualised by Waisboard's question whether "journalism can contribute to strengthening effective and democratic states." (2000a). Significance The portfolio is significant concerning its contribution to the understanding of the global political space and dynamics. It is, besides, a contribution to international political reporting understood as one of the fundamental genres of journalism. The portfolio includes stories published in well-respected national and international publications. They are global publications that examine - intellectually and thoughtfully - contemporary political issues. One of the pieces included in this portfolio - "Cuba's Constitutional Reforms Step Towards Right Direction" - was published by "The Globe Post" - the flagship news outlet of The Globe Post Media, a US digital media organisation, delivering quality political news, analysis and commentary. This story was syndicated around the world
Going Beyond Counting First Authors in Author Co-citation Analysis
Full text linkThe present study examines one of the fundamental aspects of author co-citation analysis (ACA) - the way co-citation
counts are defined. Co-citation counting provides the data on which all subsequent statistical analyses and mappings
are based, and we compare ACA results based on two different types of co-citation counting - the traditional type that
only counts the first one among a cited work's authors on the one hand and a non-traditional type that takes into
account the first 5 authors of a cited work on the other hand. Results indicate that the picture produced through this non-traditional author co-citation counting contains more coherent author groups and is therefore considerably clearer. However, this picture represents fewer specialties in the research field being studied than that produced through the traditional first-author co-citation counting when the same number of top-ranked authors is selected and analyzed. Reasons for these effects are discussed
Carlos Castillo Armas, the United States, and the 1954 counterrevolution in Guatemala
No full textThesis (M.A., History)--California State University, Sacramento, 2011The 1954 overthrow of President Jacobo Arbenz G??zman orchestrated by the United States has been approached by various points of view by different historians. While many aspects of the overthrow such as the involvement of the Central Intelligence Agency, the influence of the United Fruit Company, and the Guatemalan government???s relation to communism have all been covered, one crucial player in the overthrow, Colonel Carlos Castillo Armas, has not gained the same critical attention. Castillo Armas acted as the counterrevolutionary the CIA chose to lead the overthrow of Arbenz therefore understanding how he received the role and how he performed his task is important to understanding this historical moment.\ud
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Documentation regarding the CIA???s covert operations has become more readily available in two forms. The first is the Foreign Relation of the United States series, which has added an entire volume detailing the workings of the CIA and the State Department in Guatemala. Secondly, the CIA???s Electronic Reading Room provides further documentation on the events prior to 1952 not featured in the Foreign Relations of the United States volume. In addition to American sources, a variety of Guatemalan sources have been obtained including one of Guatemala???s leading newspapers of the era, El Imparcial, and accounts from Guatemalan leaders on both sides of the conflict.\ud
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The involvement of Carlos Castillo Armas in the CIA???s operation to overthrow the Arbenz government was not arbitrary. He had been in contact with the CIA as early as 1950 and his work to overthrow the Guatemalan government impressed the CIA. He appeared more powerful and better organized than competing Guatemalan rebels and subdued the ones that threatened his position. His actions influenced the decisions of the CIA. While his ultimate role in the CIA???s operation was only one part of a multifaceted plot, he played the part well and manipulated the CIA to his advantage.Histor
Carlos Castillo Armas, the United States, and the 1954 counterrevolution in Guatemala
No full textThe 1954 overthrow of President Jacobo Arbenz Gúzman orchestrated by the United States has been approached by various points of view by different historians. While many aspects of the overthrow such as the involvement of the Central Intelligence Agency, the influence of the United Fruit Company, and the Guatemalan government's relation to communism have all been covered, one crucial player in the overthrow, Colonel Carlos Castillo Armas, has not gained the same critical attention. Castillo Armas acted as the counterrevolutionary the CIA chose to lead the overthrow of Arbenz therefore understanding how he received the role and how he performed his task is important to understanding this historical moment. Documentation regarding the CIA's covert operations has become more readily available in two forms. The first is the Foreign Relation of the United States series, which has added an entire volume detailing the workings of the CIA and the State Department in Guatemala. Secondly, the CIA's Electronic Reading Room provides further documentation on the events prior to 1952 not featured in the Foreign Relations of the United States volume. In addition to American sources, a variety of Guatemalan sources have been obtained including one of Guatemala's leading newspapers of the era, El Imparcial, and accounts from Guatemalan leaders on both sides of the conflict. The involvement of Carlos Castillo Armas in the CIA's operation to overthrow the Arbenz government was not arbitrary. He had been in contact with the CIA as early as 1950 and his work to overthrow the Guatemalan government impressed the CIA. He appeared more powerful and better organized than competing Guatemalan rebels and subdued the ones that threatened his position. His actions influenced the decisions of the CIA. While his ultimate role in the CIA's operation was only one part of a multifaceted plot, he played the part well and manipulated the CIA to his advantage
Variations on the Author
Full text link“Variations on the Author” discusses two of Eduardo Coutinho’s recent films (Um Dia na Vida, from 2010, and Últimas Conversas, posthumously released in 2015) and their contribution to the general question of documentary authorship. The director’s filmography is characterized by a consistent yet self-effacing form of authorial self-inscription: Coutinho often features as an interviewer that rather than express opinions propels discourses; an interviewer that is good at listening. This mode of self-inscription characterizes him as an author who is not expressive but who is nonetheless markedly present on the screen. In Um Dia na Vida, however, Coutinho is completely absent form the image, while Últimas Conversas, on the contrary, includes a confessional prologue that moves the director from the margins to the center of his films. This article examines the ways in which these works stand out in the filmography of a director who offers new insights into the notion of cinematic authorship
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