The Latin American identity: Martian premise consubstantial for the formation of the current university student

Maribel Torres Raventó; Lilia Muñoz Muñoz; Luis Ortiz Hernández; Matilde Varela Aristigueta

2018, Number 3

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Rev Hum Med 2018; 18 (3)

The Latin American identity: Martian premise consubstantial for the formation of the current university student

Torres RM, Muñoz ML, Ortiz HL, Varela AM

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The work addresses a facet within Martian humanism that reflects its considerations in its struggle for the lands of America. Its postulates constitute an essential legacy to form in university students ethical values that turn them into better beings, human beings and professionals. On his journey from Mexico to Guatemala, the Apostle pretends to highlight the figure of the black of pure race that lived there. These considerations are offered from the Livingstone text. The article aims to reveal some ideas that allow a political-ideological, ethical and integral aesthetic development where knowledge and respect for history, the autochthony of the American people and the patriotic culture are highlighted.