¿que Es América Latina? Concepto Y Extensión De Su Núcleo De Certeza Positiva

Abstract

ResumenEl propósito es delimitar conceptualmente, y por tanto establecer los países que, como mínimo, deben conformar la muestra de un estudio que indique versar sobre América Latina. Se defiende la tesis que identifica el núcleo de certeza positiva del concepto "Latinoamérica", con los países pertenecientes a la América Hispánica. Se sustenta dicha tesis en el hecho de que este conjunto de países son el producto del mismo camino a la modernidad, lo que los ha ubicado como parte de la zona periférica mundial, con su consecuente situación de dependencia. Palabras claveAmérica Latina, Concepto, Núcleo de certeza positiva, Modernidad, Dependencia. AbstractThe purpose is to delimit conceptually, and therefore to establish the countries that, at least, must conform the sample of a study that indicates to turn on Latin America. The thesis that identifies the core of positive certainty of the concept "Latin America" is defended, with the countries belonging to Hispanic America. This thesis is based on the fact that this group of countries are the product of the same path to modernity, which has placed them as part of the peripheral world zone, with its consequent dependence situation.

Prevalence of anemia among Indigenous children in Latin America: a systematic review

“…The names of Latin American countries and the names of some representative Indigenous communities in the region were additionally included. Despite the controversies about what Latin America is and that such a position cannot be entirely correct 21 , in this study Latin America includes the following countries: Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, French Guyana, Guyana, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panamá, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, and Venezuela. The spelling of countries and the Indigenous communities were varied according to differences in common use, for example "Peru" and "Perú".…”