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She doesn’t have time to write books
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people whisper on rue de Grenelle. Catherine Vautrin couldn't have said it better... The Minister of Labor, Health and Solidarity is not one of those who are afraid of words. On the contrary. But she finds that they only carry more weight when they are not drowned in a constant flow.
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I like rare words, I think it’s a virtue ,
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she admits. If some people feel targeted, it will not displease him. If others think this is a weakness, she will tell them that
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it is at the end of a concert that we pay the musicians
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The three months she has just spent at the ministry have allowed her to delve into the multitude of issues for which she is now responsible: the health of the French, end of life, dependency...
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The in-depth work is is his trademark ,
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says those around him. Recently, questions of employment and unemployment have risen to the top of his pile of files. Sluggish growth, creations…
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