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Spain minimum income: Socialist government backs benefit for 850,000 vulnerable families
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euronews.comSpain's government on Friday approved the introduction of a "minimum vital income" to be dolled out to 850,000 of the country's most vulnerable families.
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, from the ruling Socialist Party, described it as "historic measure", adding: "a country does not prosper if it leaves out part of its population".
He said that it will "protect those who are having the worst time, fight poverty and contribute to the economic recovery of the country".
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