State surveillance and extraterritorial repression of the Chilean dictatorship in democratic Argentina (1983-1988) by Lastra, María Soledad

“…The hypothesis of this work indicates that the existence of infiltrators and agents of extraterritorial repression in Argentina strained the process of pacification that both countries had been carrying out since 1984 as a result of the war conflict over the Beagle Channel, and hinted the need to implement a coordination plan repressive on both sides of the mountain range.…”
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Pre-Hispanic Fishing Structures Preserved on the Central Coast of Ecuador by Favier Dubois, Cristian Mario, Storchi Lobos, Daniela, Lunniss, R., Mora Mendoza, A., Ortiz Aguilú, J. J.

“…These resemble fish traps such as have been recorded worldwide, though no similar devices have previously been reported on the Pacific coast of tropical or subtropical South America. …”
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Deserted towns and forts: the Presidio of Ojuelos (Ojuelos de Jalisco, México) and its domain from a Landscape Archaeology perspective by Puig Carrasco, Alberto, Díaz-Sánchez, Carlos

“…These presidios were, in fact, the origin of the «pacification» of the Great Chichimeca throughout the last two decades of the sixteenth century. …”
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The The early colonial period in Pachacamac, an approximation from the excavations of the Pyramid with ramp 13 and the Painted Temple by Pozzi Escot, Denise, Sala i Vila, Nuria, Villar, Rocío, Fuentes, Sarita

“…Pachacamac was one of the main and most respected deities of ancient Peru; the power of him was expressedin the summons to pilgrims, who attended his sacred space to manage their pleas. the sanctuaryde Pachacamac is located in front of the coast of the Pacific Ocean, in the department of Lima-Peru; inthe set of its monumental structures include, among others, the Old Temple, the Painted Temple and the Temple of the Sun. …”
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Trends and conservation status of South America mammals by Castro, Lucila, Barri, Fernando, Steffolan, Laura, Ceballos, Gerardo

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The Pastaza and the Upano, two tropical rivers that connect the Andes to the Amazon by Rostain, Stéphen, de Saulieu, Geoffroy

“…In fact, the earliest periods were clearly related to the Amazonian and Andean worlds at the same time (including the Pacific Coast), whereas the most recent periods before the arrival of Europeans mark the formation of an Amazonian cultural universe separated from the Andean world.…”
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The peopling of North-Central Patagonia forest: new data from Lago Puelo National Park (Chubut province, Argentina) by Fernández, Pablo Marcelo, Bellelli, Cristina, Carballido Calatayud, Mariana, Podestá, M. Mercedes, Caracotche, Soledad, Leonardt, Sabrina, Fernández, Mercedes Grisel, Forlano, Ana

“…The area is characterized by an extensive fluvial-lacustrine network, low mountain passes that connect to the Pacific coast, and different forest types that are a result of the sharp precipitation gradient. …”
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“Extermination and tutelage: processes of formation of alterities in Brazil”, by João Pacheco de Oliveira Prologue of Diego Escolar; Axel Lázzari. Translation by Andrea Roca. 1st... by Espósito, Guillermina

“…Processes of the formation of alterities in Brazil", originated in the translation of the original book in Portuguese edited by Contra Capa in Rio de Janeiro in 2016: The birth of Brazil and other essays. “Pacification”, tutelary regime and formation of alterities. …”
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Mobility and diet in the valley of El Mauro (31° 57’ S. - 71° 01’ W.), semiarid north of chile, between 8350-929 cal. ap. by Gomez, Pablo, Pacheco, Aryel

“…The valley of El Mauro is located 40 km from the Pacific Ocean (1000 masl) in the southern end of the Semiarid North of Chile. …”
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Determination of fundamental astrophysical properties of poorly known galactic open clusters from Washington photometry by Marcionni, N., Parisi, María Celeste, Clariá Olmedo, Juan José, Ahumada, Andrea Verónica, Palma, Tali, Piatti, A.E.

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Explicar la eficacia de una operación de paz, buscando reconocimiento como militares. La experiencia de los cascos azules argentinos en Haití / EXPLAIN THE EFFICACY OF A PEACE OPER... by Frederic, Sabina; Universidad Nacional de Quilmes-CONICET

“…When telling their experience, members of the firsts battalions explained efficacy in pacification, introducing their sensibility toward Haitian poverty into the operational environment, and the consequent achievement of civic actions. …”
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Human Occupations in the High Mountains of Mendoza Between the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. : Glass in the Eaves of Casucha Paramillo de Las Cuevas by Prieto Olavarria, Cristina, Sáez, Victoria, Chiavazza, Horacio

“…People, royal mail and trade between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans circulated through this extreme region, with altitudes above 3000 m.a.s.l. and winter snowfalls. …”
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Engineering Resilience to Water Stress in the Late Prehispanic North-Central Andean Highlands (~600–1200 BP) by Lane, Kevin John

“…Persistent water stress in the western Pacific-facing Andean cordillera was ameliorated through the construction of interlinked dams and reservoirs controlling the water, soil, and wetlands. …”
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