Política de Plágio

The Digital Journal Constitution and Guarantee of Rights adopts rigorous standards of academic integrity and requires that all submitted works be original, unpublished, and the result of the authors' own intellectual production, with clear, precise, and complete indication of the sources, references, and data used. Manuscripts must present argumentative consistency and adequate substantiation, containing sufficient information to allow for the verification, replicability, and traceability of the analyses developed.

Authors must ensure that the submitted content does not constitute plagiarism, self-plagiarism, duplicate publication, or any form of misappropriation of another's work.

                 • Plagiarism is considered the use of ideas, data, texts, or any contributions from third parties without proper citation or reference, even if in a partial, paraphrased, or modified form.

                • Self-plagiarism is considered the total or partial reuse of texts, data, arguments, or results already published by the author, without proper indication of the original publication or without adequate contextualization and academic justification, in order to induce a false perception of originality.

               • Duplicate publication is understood as the submission or publication of the same manuscript, or of substantially similar content, in more than one journal, book, or publishing medium, simultaneously or at different times, without due transparency, authorization from the editors involved, and pertinent justification. All works mentioned in the manuscript must be properly referenced, in accordance with the journal's editorial guidelines.

Before submission, the responsible authors must ensure that all co-authors are aware of the final version of the work and agree to its submission to the journal, jointly assuming responsibility for the content presented. Fraudulent statements, fabricated data, relevant omissions, or intentionally inaccurate information constitute unethical behavior and are unacceptable.

The Journal may use text similarity detection tools and adopt editorial verification procedures to identify any irregularities. The finding of plagiarism or other practices that violate scientific integrity may result in the immediate rejection of the manuscript, the retraction of previously published articles, and the application of sanctions to the authors, according to the severity of the infraction and the current editorial guidelines.

This policy is based on international standards of good practice in scientific publication, including the principles established by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), as well as guidelines widely recognized by international indexing databases and scientific publishers, reaffirming the Journal's commitment to ethics, transparency, and the credibility of academic production.