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Tuesday, September 11, 2007

THE COLLECTIVISM OF THE EUROPEAN TRADE UNIONS

The movement of the European trade unions recently denounced Bulgaria for having one of the least punitive and most growth-friendly tax systems in the EU.
Posted by Rok Spruk at 2:43 PM
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