Editorial

Abstract

After meeting the academic and scientific quality standards required by Latindex (Regional Information System for Online Scientific Journals in Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain, and Portugal), Albores has achieved inclusion in the Catalogue 2.0. Initially launched as a student project, the journal has established itself as a platform for disseminating social sciences research, contributing to the construction of state-of-the-art knowledge, methodological approaches, and the development of epistemological and ontological discussions.

In this issue, Albores celebrates its indexing by bringing together research on topics such as territory, the right to culture, labor and gender perspective, governance, corruption, political representation and participation, public health, education, and technology. These studies illustrate the concerns guiding researchers in both Mexico and Argentina.