Presentation of Papers
After the abstract has been accepted, the paper will be scheduled with a date and location within the conference. Papers will be reviewed by the members of the Scientific Committee, who will evaluate the proposals (abstracts). The acceptance criteria for papers will take into account:

- The quality, originality, and novelty of the research.
- Dissemination of a funded project.
- The appropriateness of the proposal to the thematic areas.
- Coherence, structure, and correct presentation.
- The timeliness of the references and sources used.

Participation in the various categories of speakers, presenters, or attendees will be certified.

Paper Requirements

Individuals or groups interested in presenting papers at the conference may submit an abstract with the following characteristics:

- Name of the person(s) presenting the paper
- Institution to which they belong
- Title of the paper

- An abstract outlining the content of the paper, with a maximum of 4,000 characters (no spaces).
- 5 keywords.

Bibliographic references will follow APA Publication Standards 7th Edition.

If accepted, the paper will be presented at the conference in the assigned session. The maximum presentation time for each paper will be 15 minutes, with a final 30 minutes for discussion and questions from the audience.

Each participant may present a maximum of two papers.

All presenters who present the same paper as a group must register and pay the registration fee individually.