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Information about several papers discussed at a symposium held October 10-11, 2018 sponsored by the Department of History of University of Castila-La Mancha on hispanic monarchy and minorities is presented. Topics include different social groups considered as existing minorities, upper classes and municipal government.

The article presents a conference paper presented by the author at the I Congreso Latinoamericano de Formación Academica en Música Popular (Latin American Congress on the Academic Teaching of Popular Music), held in May 2007, in Córdoba, Argentina. The author discusses the post high-school teaching of popular forms of music, including its objectives, methodology and its cultural scope.

Information is provided about several papers presented at the New Research Lines in Informetrics workshop. The conference was organized by director of El Laboratorio de Cibermetría, or Cybermetrics Lab, Isidro Aguillo. University professor Paul Wouters presented on "New Trends in Metrics Research for Evaluation" and Aguillo presented his project, "Open Access Infrastructure for Research in Europe."