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A person coming from the Chol, municipality of Baja Verapaz in Guatemala and that usually was in the capital to provide domestic services. His character was rebellious and they generally answered reluctantly the Patron Saint. That account began to use the term disparagingly: " look like cholera ". It was extended to 34 males; you parecés cholero ". Spread this nickname to persons of low education, mid-level economic relations and which usually are low-income people. With the passing of time, has been used to qualify pejoratively to people who don't have treatment refined with their peers.Generally this qualifier is used by people of bad taste and low moral and social conditions.
TRUE SABIDA: This is a principle of law, which should be interpreted as " knowledge that has the facts both its causes as its consequences without the ability to claim ignorance then except by reason of deception. "GOOD FAITH SAVED: "It refers to that the fact prevailed a provision of doing things correctly from the beginning, without that there was nothing malicious or hidden. (In Guatemala, in the commercial code, Decree 2-70, are two fundamental principles that must be observed in commercial legal business and commercial things. )
