text: S vicio del consentimiento F vice-président E vice-president* - vice-chairman** S vicepresidente F vice rédhibitoire (FR) E hidden defect S vicio redhibítorio/oculto S vicio 1. (der. civ., proc. gen.) = F vice 2. (der. pen.) E 2. misconduct F 2. inconduite S vicio redhibitorio = vice rédhibitoire E victimless crime Dr. adm.: Brown 146 Similar to the EN notion of procedural ultra vires Dr. civ.: Nicholas 73-107, Amos 157-165; dr. int.: VCLT 46-50 Comme viciant son consentement/como vicio de su consentimiento, as invalidating its consent (VCLT 46-50) VCLT 46-50; Ossorio FR: p. ex., d'un tribunal de grande instance * Of a court of justice, (US) corporation ** Of a company (EN) Capitant, CC 1648 EN latent defect (Martin) CL CC 1857 MX CP 209 e.g. drug abuse, obscenity, prostitution F crime sans victime S - 1081 - F vidant son délibéré E having deliberated Formula in a judgement which precedes the announcement of the court's decision F vide juridique E gap/loophole in the law S vacío legal E Vienna Convention V. infra E 1961 Vienna Convention = Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations E 1963 Vienna Convention = Vienna Convention on Consular Relations E 1969 Vienna Convention = Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties E 1975 Vienna Convention = Vienna Convention on the Representation of States in Their Relations with International Organizations of a Universal Character E 1978 Vienna Convention = Vienna Convention on Succession of States in Respect of Treaties E 1983 Vienna Convention = Vienna Convention on Succession of States in Respect of State Property, Archives and Debts E Vienna Convention on Consular Relations F Convention de Vienne sur les relations consulaires S Convención de Viena sobre Relaciones Consulares E Vienna Convention on Diplomatie Relations F Convention de Vienne sur les relations diplomatiques S Convención de Viena sobre 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of legal terms and concepts, with references to international treaties and conventions. The language used is technical and specialized, suggesting a focus on legal issues rather than economic or social development. The text also mentions specific legal concepts such as "vice" and "consent", which are typically used in the context of contract law or criminal law.