Voter's card: the "whatever it takes" to the rescue of the restoration

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Raphaël Lahcène, boss of Pitch and Putt 95, in Val d'Oise.

With the approach of the presidential elections in France, Sunday April 10 and 24, 2022, RFI offers you a series of reports, Voter cards. Today, we are interested in the famous “whatever the cost”, this spectacular state aid, between 170 and 200 billion euros, paid for two years to companies whose activity has collapsed in because of sanitary measures, such as those in the tourism, hotel and catering sectors.

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The establishment of Raphaël Lahcène Pitch and Putt 95.

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