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Spanish translation: Letrado / Abogado
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peer agreement (net): +2Letrado / Abogado Explanation: En España existe un culto al "título" menos acentuado que en Italia y el título no se suele utilizar para firmar. Los abogados lo hacen normalmente de esta forma: Fulanito de tal y tal Abogado o bien: Fulanito de tal y tal Letrado y para hablar de ellos, por ejemplo en un documento jurídico, se suele decir: Don Fulanito de tal y tal, abogado, .... |
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