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Enhance your Spanish skills tailored for the finance & banking sector. This course empowers you to: This course empowers you to: * Grasp complex financial texts. * Engage fluently with native Spanish speakers. * Write clear, detailed content on diverse topics. * Deliberate on issues, weighing pros and cons.

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La expresión del día: Derecho de Amparo If you explore the vast landscape of the Spanish language, amparo might be defined as 'protection' or 'shelter'. However, in the realm of Legal Spanish, it navigates deeper waters. A masculine noun (el/un amparo), its origins can be traced back to the Latin “amparare”, which denotes ‘to protec...

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La expresión del día: Derechos Reales In Legal Spanish, "Derechos Reales" is a term used in the legal system to refer to a set of rights that are granted to individuals or entities over a particular asset or property. These rights are called "real" because they are directly related to rights over things (res in Latin.The concept of "Der...

Solvente - ONLINE LEGAL & BUSINESS SPANISH COURSES Adjective. Able to respond to an economic debt or take charge of an obligation. E.g.: Escrivá defiende que la Seguridad Social es "solvente" y reconoce la

La palabra del día: Coacción - ONLINE LEGAL & BUSINESS SPANISH COURSES Feminine noun. This term has two interrelated meanings: 1. Force or violence done to someone to force him/her to say or do something; 2. legitimate power of

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La palabra del día: Entrada en vigor - Online Legal & Business Spanish Courses Feminine noun. Beginning of the effectiveness of a legal norm.The verb is entrar en vigor. E.g.: Como regla general, si en ella no se dispone otra cosa, entra

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La palabra del día: Facultad - Online Legal & Business Spanish Courses Femenine noun. You may have heard this term several times and you may have translated it as ‘university college’. E.g.: Faculatad de Derecho: College of

La palabra del día: Perito/a - Online Legal & Business Spanish Courses Adjective, mainly used as a noun. Expert or knowledgeable in something. As a noun, in Legal Spanish we use this term to make reference to the expert who gives

LEY DE GÉNERO EN AMÉRICA LATINA - Online Legal & Business Spanish Courses Argentina. La Ley 26.743 de 2012 establece que no hay requisito de cirugías de reasignación total o parcial, ni tampoco terapias hormonales o cualquier otro

La palabra del día: Adjudicar - Online Legal & Business Spanish Courses Verb. To assign or attribute something to a person or thing. E.g.: Registraduría adjudicó por $1,23 billones la licitación para organización de elecciones: