c. oficial
English translation: registrar
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1 day 14 hrs
cabildante ? Explanation: Could be "town official" - that's what that word above means.... Or something to do with "cabeza" as in head official. You've got your work cut-out without much more context. Couldn't be "ciudad" or connected with the name of the town or something, could it? One would expect capitals for that though, I suppose. Hope this at least inspires you on to the better answer :-) Berni |
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3 days 5 hrs
ciudadano Explanation: C. for ciudadano is standard for Government officials in Mexico. I wouldn't normally translate it. Oficial could be clerk or registrar |
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