synonymous with deinputar is incorrectly written, and should be written as "impute" being its meaning: From the latin: Spanish imputas imputare which means attribute, assign. Spanish accuse, blame, incriminate, blame, indict, ratting or denouncing someone as related or participating in the realization of something improper. On the right side the imputation is a legal figure who does not imply guilt but suspicion, with at least some basis, of carrying out or participating in the execution of something illegal. In these times of so much political and economic corruption of the powerful and crisis and hardship for the poor, the judicial powers are accusing some politicians and bankers, but condemn, that is said to condemn, to very few. However poor the poor who steals a chicken.