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Spanish term or phrase:

Este proceso se truncó

English translation:

This process (endeavor) was cut short

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Spanish term

Este proceso se truncó

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Este proceso se truncó y XXXX continuó con la administración de estos activos y, posteriormente, también operando los sistemas rurales y de extensión de servicio implementados por el XXX, a través de contratos con terceros, principalmente con los gobiernos locales (municipios).

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This process (endeavor) was cut short

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This process was truncated

More formal than the option provided in first answer, but still valid.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/reith2004/lecture2.shtml
Let us quickly recapitulate, for those to whom both Nigeria and Algeria belong on an alien planet or, in some encounters I have had, are indeed the same nation since they sound alike. What happened was that in both countries, in 1992 in one case, 1993 in the other, a recognized political party looked all set to win an election. At that point however, the process was truncated by the military for no other reason than that it did not like the face of the winners. There was a critical difference however. The victorious party in Nigeria did not promote a manifesto that would abrogate all further democratic ventures while, in the Algerian, this formed the core of its manifesto.


Also, "this process was not completed."

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This process was terminated

Because the sentence appears in this specific context and is formal, I would say 'terminated' is also a good option.
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