antitécnico 26
I do not know if this word exists, but they use it to indicate that something does not conform to law, to the norm, or that it goes against a logic or an elementary practice in economics, medicine , . . . It actually has to be "who faces the technical", which is not the same as anti-technological, nor does it resemble the use they want to give it, which at most could be 10060;technical or 10060;contract. For the doubts see antithetical, antithermal.