Publication Ethics 

The editor's responsibilities include: assisting the parties involved in the event of a dispute (referees, authors); intervening if there is suspicion of misconduct in the article, providing their point of view and facilitating the resolution of these cases; publishing corrections, clarifications, and retractions; publishing content in a timely manner; identifying and preventing the publication of articles in which undesirable editorial practices have been used, including plagiarism, self-plagiarism, manipulation, and falsification of citations or data. In this regard, all suggestions from the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) are fully endorsed and assumed. The following link provides detailed information on good editorial practices according to the Code of Conduct and Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors.

Technical Editorial Committee: responsible for coordinating the process of receiving articles; sending them for peer review; sending the evaluation report to the authors; applying the anti-plagiarism policy to each article; verifying that the reviewers' comments have been incorporated into the text; paying attention to updates to the journal's publication standards; ensuring that the journal is included in databases so that it is properly indexed, as well as updating the data in each database and index in which the journal is included.