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Dr. Carlos Ignacio Man Ging, SJ

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Jesuit priest and research professor. Dean of the Faculty of Philosophical-Theological Sciences at the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador. PhD in Human Biology from Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. He is Vice-delegate of the Association of Faculties of Theology in the Latin American Region (COCTI). His academic and research activities focus on the Interdisciplinarity Paradigm. He collaborates in spiritual accompaniment and discernment.

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Dr. Carolina Larco

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Professor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador in the Ecclesiastical Faculty of Philosophical-Theological Sciences. PhD in History, Master's in Latin American Studies, and Bachelor's in Sociology and Political Science. She has participated in historical, cultural, and social research projects with interdisciplinary approaches, particularly in the field of colonial religiosity in Quito, communication, and prisons. She has authored publications on the history of 17th-century Quito and contributed to collaborative books with Latin American academic networks.

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Ph.D. Stéphane Vinolo

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He is currently a Principal Professor at the School of Philosophy at the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador. Ph.D. in Philosophy from Michel de Montaigne University of Bordeaux (France) and Ph.D. in Theology from the University of Strasbourg (France). Specialist in contemporary philosophy and pre-critical modern philosophy.

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Ph.D. Mónica Sáenz A.

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Canon lawyer, specialized in matrimonial law and canonical criminal law, assistant to institutes of consecrated life, and instructing judge of the Archdiocesan Court of Quito. Committed to the prevention of abuse of minors.