In France, the 1.6% increase in the smic announced on Monday 9 November by the government in an attempt to calm the social movement has been considered derisory by some, who underline the much more generous increases granted in Spain in recent years. However, if we look at it more closely, the comparison between the two countries is complex.
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In France, the 1.6% increase in the smic announced on Monday 9 November by the government in an attempt to calm the social movement has been considered derisory by some, who underline the much more generous increases granted in Spain in recent years. However, if we look at it more closely, the comparison between the two countries is complex.