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Pensions to be increased next year
29 September 2005 [09:49] -
TODAY.AZ
Pensions will be increased next year.
APA was informed from the State Social Protection Fund. The increase will concern the pensioners receiving minimum amount of pensions. The sum of the increase will depend on the order of the head of state.
However, it is predicted to be 20-30%.
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