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“El AVE cotiza al alza en el down jones de los transportes”
Skip to: comments (2); categories; related posts; previous/next postFrancesc Peirón and his Vanguardia editors don’t know the name of the world’s most famous stock market index. “Down Jones” is used jokingly for “Dow Jones” when the market is falling (it’s up this morning) and in suppressing the Legitimate National Aspirations of the Welsh Race (we have none).
Trevor @ 14 October 2008 10:15 AM
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12:35 PM on 14 October 2008
Must have been written by their foreing correspondent.
8:56 PM on 14 October 2008
That’s practically fucked translation.