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Christine Lagarde’s Pay Is 50% Higher than Disclosed by ECB

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The receipt of light for an average user with the regulated tariff, the so-called Voluntary Price for the Small Consumer (PVPC), was expensive 15.5% in 2025, being thus the third highest invoice in history, only behind 2021 (1,116.04 euros) and 2022 (1,538.53 euros), according to a study carried out by Facua-Consumers in Action.See the Story

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