Argentina
República Dominicanatranfuga
A shady character, a swindler, or a crook who cannot be trusted.
You are such a tranfuga. You kept my money.
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tranfuga
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tranfuga
A shady or untrustworthy person who acts only for their own profit, usually by deceiving others (in Argentina, this is commonly used to describe a scammer or a dishonest person).
Person A: I am going to buy a cell phone from the shop on the corner. Person B: Do not go there, he is a tranfuga.
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tranfuga
A turncoat or sellout who abandons their principles for temporary personal gain.
So-and-so left the PRD because of the botella he has in the PLD (The PRD and PLD are rival political parties in the Dominican Republic; a botella is a government patronage position where a person gets paid without having to work).
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tranfuga
A fraud or shady individual who treats patients as a therapist through health insurance or private practice despite not being a licensed psychologist (in Argentina, health insurance is often provided through trade unions called obras sociales).
The tranfuga offered to psychoanalyze the queen.
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