Hab.
English translation: authorised person/civil servant
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Habilitado Explanation: Se me ocurre. Si esto quiere decir persona habilitada/funcionario habilitado, sería **authorised person/civil servant** pero un habilitado es un **paymaster**. Depende del contexto. |
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