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lo ha hecho en falso - what does this mean

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somebody has made reforms but " lo ha hecho en falso" , what does this translate as please? big surprise

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updated Jul 6, 2011
posted by strauss999

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he has done it falsely. (could mean deceptively...need more context)

if it is reforms, then it need to be las [reformas] (he has done them falsely)

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updated Jul 6, 2011
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
yes, its about the king of marocco - thanks for your help. - strauss999, Jul 6, 2011
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In this context it probably means that the reforms were made in a hypocritical manner, perhaps for political gain rather than due to a real belief in reform.

updated Jul 6, 2011
posted by Luzbonita
thank you that would make sense - strauss999, Jul 6, 2011