Marzo: mes para realzar la participación femenina en la JUSTICIA y la CIENCIA.

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Mujeres en la ciencia y la justicia

En días recientes conmemoramos los días internacionales de la MUJER y la JUEZA. 

Marzo es un buen pretexto para realzar la participación femenina en la JUSTICIA y la CIENCIA. 

En la más reciente entrega de la revista científica Justicia y Derecho, prestigiosas académicas españolas reflexionan sobre los retos de la inteligencia artificial aplicada a la judicatura y al servicio de justicia. Las cavilaciones filosóficas de Cristina Hermida del LLano, Emilia María Santana Ramos y Rosa Rodríguez Bahamonde invitan a seguir apostando por la HUMANIDAD.


Consúltalas: https://revistajd.tsp.gob.cu/index.php/JD

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