Spanish term
cambiara
El derecho a la no discriminación entre inversionistas y empresas, atendiendo a la
nacionalidad de los mismos, los sectores o tipo de actividades económicas que desarrollen, la
ubicación geográfica de las empresas, ni en las siguientes materias:
- Cambiara;
- Precios, tarifas o derechos no arancelarios;
- Forma de constitución empresarial;
- Su condición de personas naturales o jurídicas; ni,
- Ninguna otra causa de efectos equivalentes;
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Jennifer Levey
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Andrew Bramhall
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Non-PRO (1): Juan Jacob
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Proposed translations
Chile
Human-scale Globalization
Native in: English (Variant: British) 
Works in: Spanish to English, French to English, English to Spanish, and 2 more.
foreign exchange
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matters concerning foreign exchange dealings/rates
... intererfere with the exercise of the powers granted by the Constitution and laws to the Public Power in foreign exchange matters, without mentioning its prior judgment
http://tehar.com/images/articulos/ar99/newsletter-june-2003-...
... de las competencias que la Constitución y las leyes otorgan al Poder Público en materia cambiaria, sin mencionar su anterior sentencia de noviembre de 2001 que declaró
http://tehar.com/images/articulos/ar99/newsletter-junio-2003...
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It's possible that cambiara is specific to the financial sector jargon of certain latam countries. tehar.com - the source of the quotes in my main answer - is a Venezuelan company. The following quotes are from Venezuela and Argentina. Asker's ST is from Peru.
https://www.finanzas.com/coyuntura/gremio-bancario-venezolan...
Gremio bancario venezolano saluda cambios "necesarios" en materia cambiara. Compartir. Copiar link. Correo electrónico Compartir en Facebook Compartir en ...
https://www.latercera.com/pulso/fin-del-cepo-cambiario-en-ar...
La idea es volver a la situación regulatoria en materia cambiara que teníamos antes de noviembre del 2011, importar y exportar libremente ...
https://www.pwc.com/ve/es/publicaciones/assets/Publicaciones...
Aug 22, 2018 — Los recientes anuncios del Ejecutivo Nacional en materia cambiara, se considera un evento posterior que no origina ajuste en las tasas de ...
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Juan Jacob
: Básico.
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philgoddard
: I think it's 'cambiaria'.
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Not necessarily - see note added above.
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Andrew Bramhall
: It's about foreign trade, i.e, the international exchange of goods, not currencies. Wrong slant.
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TechLawDC
: Cambiaria = foreign exchange (interconversion of currencies). Found in a number of dictionaries, assuming that the reader doesn't already know it. "Foreign trade", while interesting here, is incorrect.
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AllegroTrans
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María Gómez Carranza
: Los tres vínculos que indica Jennifer hacen mención tanto a "cambiara" como "cambiaria" dentro del texto. No son consistentes en su uso. En Costa Rica usariamos "cambiaria".
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Luis M. Sosa
: Question is PRO.
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United Kingdom
Flair and accuracy tailored to your text
Native in: English
Works in: Spanish to English, German to English
Foreign Trade
nationality, the sectors or type of economic activities in which they are engaged, the geographical location of the
geographic location of the companies, nor in the following matters:
- Foreign trade;
- Prices, tariffs or non-tariff duties;
- Their form of incorporation;
- Their status as natural or legal persons; nor,
- any other cause having equivalent effect;
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Jennifer Levey
: How about providing some relevant bi-lingual web-refs? Also, 'foreign trade' doesn't sit well in the ST's list of materias that must not be the motive for discrimination.
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Thanks
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AllegroTrans
: or ask Zorra Renard (1) and (2) each to post an "agree"? I'm sure both of them would be only too glad to oblige//just do a ProZ name search and you will see both of your "Zorra"alter egos; I'm not stupid
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You seem to be suffering from double vision. It isn't possible to have two profiles with the same name, or different names.
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Luis M. Sosa
: Neutral
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Discussion
Y no tiene nada de jerga de ningún país, es una errata y punto.