Spanish term
Dominican Republic
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Native in: Spanish 
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La realidad es aun mas critica
| 4 +5 | The reality is even more critical |
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Proposed translations
The reality is even more critical
Or you can tweak it a bit:
"The situation is actually even more critical, as this value does not consider items that profoundly affect the economic cycle of development and an analysis of the following data shows how the increase has actually been greater..."
"Actually, the situation is even more critical, as this value does not consider items that profoundly affect the economic cycle of development and an analysis of the following data shows how the increase has actually been greater..."
etc.
The reality is even more critical in Latin America. It is far worse in low-income populations.
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