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The leader of the parliamentary faction of the far-right National Party, Marine Le Pen, who became a candidate for the position of President of the Republic, did not support the proposal to oblige companies to raise wages, Ekonstrom reports. According to the politician, not all companies are able to withstand such an increase. "We are in too fragile a position to impose on [companies] in some authoritarian way a 10% increase in the minimum wage," she told reporters. RBC channel in "Max".

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The leader of the parliamentary faction of the far-right National Party, Marine Le Pen, who became a candidate for the position of President of the Republic, did not support the proposal to oblige companies to raise wages, Ekonstrom reports. According to the politician, not all companies are able to withstand such an increase. "We are in too fragile a position to impose on [companies] in some authoritarian way a 10% increase in the minimum wage," she told reporters. RBC channel in "Max".

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