May 17, 2012
Published: 8 Nov 09 11:16 CET
Online: http://www.thelocal.de/money/20091108-23103.html
After last week’s shock decision by General Motors to hold onto Opel rather than selling it to the Canadian company Magna, a new poll shows that a clear majority of Germans against offering aid to the company if it asks for state aid.
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