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- in maintaining confidentiality about the peer review process. The objective is to preserve the identity of the people involved and their manuscripts, ensuring that they are treated fairly, with sensitivity and unconditional recognition of differences;
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- the contents of your texts, respecting the copyright of images, videos and any textual or complementary elements;
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