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GM Europe wins financial aid from Spain

GM Europe's Forster says carmaker needs 2.6 billion euros from Germany. (Reuters)
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John Revill
March 12, 2009 05:00 AM

General Motors' Opel brand has obtained a loan guarantee from Spain but still needs 2.6 billion euros from Germany, the head of GM Europe said today.

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