Hola Ratwulf, viendo el documento sí es tal como yo decía, sin emabrgo lo copio textualmente para salir de dudas:
"Veto: If you have taken this card, then lay it in front of you where the other players can see it. You may use it to veto any one special action that a player wishes to carry out either during the remainder of the current round or during the next round. You may only veto a special action, the normal placement of Caballeros is carried out as usual. You may only use your Veto once, and during the special action is carrying out. You may not cancel an action once carried out. Once you have used your Veto you
must return the card to the box, if you have not used your Veto by the end of the round after the one in which you took the card, then you must give it up.
The opponents can ask for or come to an agreement with you about what they can do.
An opponent wants move some Caballeros, he can ask : "If I move this Caballeros from ... to ..., you play the Veto card?" or "May I move this Caballero, and this else?" or other similar questions.
If an opponent doesn't want to carry out the special action, you can't force him thanks to the Veto, because it can prevent (but can't force) an action."
"Veto: If you have taken this card, then lay it in front of you where the other players can see it. You may use it to veto any one special action that a player wishes to carry out either during the remainder of the current round or during the next round. You may only veto a special action, the normal placement of Caballeros is carried out as usual. You may only use your Veto once, and during the special action is carrying out. You may not cancel an action once carried out. Once you have used your Veto you
must return the card to the box, if you have not used your Veto by the end of the round after the one in which you took the card, then you must give it up.
The opponents can ask for or come to an agreement with you about what they can do.
An opponent wants move some Caballeros, he can ask : "If I move this Caballeros from ... to ..., you play the Veto card?" or "May I move this Caballero, and this else?" or other similar questions.
If an opponent doesn't want to carry out the special action, you can't force him thanks to the Veto, because it can prevent (but can't force) an action."


