He claims to have read in the media that the Prime Minister’s spouse works remotely.
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“I do not have specific information, but I think we should receive a salary for the work we do. So I believe that if a colleague is employed and works there, as I read in one of the articles stating that she works remotely, nowadays there is such remote work, but I do not have all the information, so I cannot answer precisely,” the parliament speaker told journalists on Wednesday.
