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Original text - Spanish - ...la Resolucion por la que se establecen las...
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...la Resolucion por la que se establecen las...
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joannakendall
Source language: Spanish
...la Resolucion... publicada en el mismo organo oficial de fecha 15 de septiembre...
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Solo quiero entender aqui el sentido de "organo". Puede ser un diario oficial? Este extracto es de un documento legal.
13 August 2007 16:30
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13 August 2007 16:56
kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
guilon, ¿puedes ayudarnos con eso?
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guilon
13 August 2007 16:59
goncin
Number of messages: 3706
Kafetzou,
I had already answered to the requester about her question in the comments: the word "organo" could mean in fact "diario oficial" (official [news]paper).
13 August 2007 17:05
guilon
Number of messages: 1549
Yep, "órgano oficial" (with a diacritic) is, in this case, an official bulletin. "Un diario oficial" as joanna said.
13 August 2007 17:47
kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
I think we even say "party organ" in English, but I'll go with "official newspaper".
¡Gracias a todos!