Two hundred and eight papers were presented in eight working groups. All had a high quality; however, the following were chosen as the best papers of each working group:

Commission 1. Linguistics
“Quand les noms de lieux bégaient. Brève théorie des relations isonymiques appliquée à l'analyse microtoponymique.”, Jéémie Delorme, Universidad de Liège, Belgique.

Commission 2. Linguistics
“Factores pragmático-textuales del infinitivo enunciativo.” (Pragmatic and textual factors of the enunciative infinitive), Sara Quintero Ramírez, University of Guadalajara, México.

Commission 3. Computational Linguistics
“adiUP, sistema de gestión semántica de datos de audio en entornos complejos.” (adiUP, a semantic management system of audio data in complex environments)”, Nora Barroso, Karmele López de Ipiña, Aitzol Ezeiza, University of the Basque Country, Donostia. Basque Country.

Commission 4. Art, Ethnology and Folklore
“Seguidilla, boleras y boleros decimonónicos entre Europa y Cuba.” (Seguidilla, boleras and nineteenth century boleros of Europe and Cuba), Marie-Catherine Talvikki Chanfreau, University of Poitiers, France.

Commission 5. Mass Media
“Titulares en estilo indirecto con interpretaciones de re: una aproximación hermenéutica.” (Indirect style headlines with interpretations of what other people have said: a hermeneutical approach), Juan Nadal Palazón, National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico.

Commission 6. Education and Communication
“La educación mediática: una necesidad de la sociedad actual.” (Media Education: a need in current society), Rosalina Soler Rodríguez, “Frank País García” University of Pedagogical Sciences Santiago de Cuba, Cuba.

Commission 7. Foreign Languages
“Práctica de la pronunciación en la enseñanza del E/LE, a través de la implementación de videos musicales de dibujos animados del software Ultrastar Deluxe.” (Pronunciation practice in the teaching of S/FL, using Ultrastar Deluxe software animated music videos), Yanisleidis Revilla Chaveco, University of Havana, Havana, Cuba.

Commission 8. Medicine
“Evolución histórica del concepto afasia: apuntes sobre su abordaje teórico en Neuropsicología.” (Historical evolution of the aphasia concept: notes on its theoretical tackling in Neuropsychology), Erislandy Omar Martínez, University of Oriente, Santiago de Cuba; Víctor Manuel Pardo Maza, University of Sinu, Cartagena, Colombia; Vladimir Alejandro Antúnez Laffita, Neurotraining, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.