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> The computer modern have those spanish symbols in those slots, but since <
> and > are either math of verbose, using $<$ or \type{<} is ok.

Thank you all!

I should have thinked of $ myself, sorry.

Strange, that 7-bit-ascii-chars are mapped "wrong"...

Hraban.