“The state is obese and lives for itself. It is urgent to reform the country,” said Laurent Vronski, general director of the Ervor company.
“The state is obese and lives for itself. It is urgent to reform the country,” said Laurent Vronski, general director of the Ervor company. Social contributions: “The State is obese and lives for itself. It is urgent to reform the country”, believes Laurent Vronski, general director of the Ervor company
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