MARITIME CHRONICLES
CONSIDERATIONS ON THE PARTICIPATION OF SENIOR FEMALE PERSONNEL OF THE NATIONAL NAVY OF URUGUAY IN PEACEKEEPING MISSIONS
Female participation in Peace Operations Missions (MOP) is still insufficient worldwide. It has been observed that the rate of growth in recent years has been scarce in order to meet the demand posed not only by the United Nations (UN) Security Council Resolutions, but also by the operational needs faced by the PKOs on a daily basis.
COMMENTS ON THE INTERRELATION OF MARITIME ECONOMY, MARITIME GEOGRAPHY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS IN THE FLUVIAL-MARITIME AND PORT AREA OF LATIN AMERICA
In 2021, I had the honor of obtaining a scholarship granted by the Network of Women Maritime Authorities of Latin America (MAMLa Network) to attend the Diploma of Maritime Affairs organized by the Economic Commission for Latin America (ECLAC), regional commission of the United Nations (UN), calling my attention significantly, three subjects developed, the three sciences referred to above.
STRATEGIC AND LEGAL RELEVANCE OF WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN THE PARAGUAYAN NAVY AND ITS IMPACT AT INTERNATIONAL LEVEL
The incessant dynamics in the defense of the fluvial-maritime interests, which has as a necessary element the high level of professionalism of the naval personnel of the Paraguayan Navy, especially from the perspective of the participation of women, generates an extremely interesting scenario for the analysis that will be broken down below.
THE NAVY SECRETARIAT IN THE CONSERVATION OF MANGROVES
Mexico's wetlands are of great importance from an ecological and socioeconomic point of view due to their multiple functions, values and attributes, which are essential for society as a whole. These ecosystems possess a great natural wealth that must be conserved and managed in a responsible and sustainable manner, using the best available information and technology.