Authors must guarantee that their procedures conform to international ethical codes and good editorial practices (COPE) for research. In addition, they should declare their sources of funding and whether there is a conflict of interest in this regard. This declaration should be included both in the letter to the editors and in the text of the manuscript, in the corresponding section. If an undeclared conflict of interest is discovered, the Editorial Committee will decide not to publish the article.

Reviewers must be impartial when evaluating the manuscript and avoid any situation that may compromise their judgment. The reviewer has the duty to declare conflict of interest to the editor of the journal if there is any type of relationship (academic, professional, family, economic, financial) that compromises his/her ethics as a researcher or his/her professional judgment. If this is the case, he/she must indicate to the editor that he/she is not in a position to review the article. You must also undertake not to copy, distribute or disseminate the information (in whole or in part) that you will evaluate.