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Juan Somavia says social protection will be indispensable in moving ...

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Juan Somavia says social protection will be indispensable in moving towards models of growth

Date issued: 09 May 2012 | Size/duration: 00:02:08

Tags: social protection, economic recovery, Director-General

Regions and countries covered: Global

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