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"aperturista" in English

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"aperturista" in English
aperturista{masculine}
supporter of a more open, progressive political system
aperturista{adjective}
open- progressive
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aperturista{masculine}
aperturista
supporter of a more open, progressive political system{noun}
aperturista{adjective}
aperturista(also: diáfano, diáfana, abierto, desembarazada)
open{adj.}
Es decir, si un Estado no abre sus redes a la competencia, sus empresas no podrán operar en otros Estados aperturistas.
In other words, if a State does not open up its networks to competition, its companies will not be able to operate in other States which have done so.
aperturista(also: progresista, progresivo)
progressive{adj.}

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La Unión Europea aprovechará sus posibilidades para contribuir a un avance aperturista en este ámbito en Kuwait.
The European Union will do its best to help achieve a breakthrough on this issue in Kuwait.

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