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May 29, 2019 23:08
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Spanish term

Presidente (c)

Spanish to English Medical Medical: Pharmaceuticals Argentine clinical trial correspondence
Presidente (c) Comité de Ética en Investigación Clínica

I have never come across this before. I know that (E) is interim, acting (a.i.), but what is (c)
Proposed translations (English)
2 Chair/ man (post held)

Discussion

Reed James (asker) May 30, 2019:
No name given
Reed James (asker) May 30, 2019:
Now that you mention it @Robert, it could be (e) instead of (E), because these jobs are OCR'd into TXML
neilmac May 30, 2019:
Chair (c) Perhaps the small 'c' refers to a seating diagram, or something like that. This is the kind of thing that I expect the client to clarify. Otherwise, it gets left as is. This is clearly stipulated in my terms and conditions.
Charles Davis May 30, 2019:
científico? No evidence; it just occurred to me as a possibility (científico as opposed to administrativo/ejecutivo).
David Hollywood May 30, 2019:
maybe "coordinating"
Robert Carter May 30, 2019:
Are you sure it's not "Presidente(a)
philgoddard May 29, 2019:
Have you tried Googling the person's name? That might help.

Proposed translations

16 hrs
Spanish term (edited): Presidente (c) - cargo

Chair/ man (post held)

Otherwise, any of the suggestions in the comments or my original hunches: colegiado consejero.

For some reason, my searches keep on hitting on the 'InterContinental Presidente Cancún Resort' in Mexico - reminding me of a 'worthy' holiday destination.
Example sentence:

Cargo en el Comité de Ética: Presidente (suplente).

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