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Europe's CO2 cuts will threaten jobs, PSA's Tavares tells paper

Tavares: "This jeopardizes the jobs of 13 million people in the industry and could destabilize some of our European societies." (Bloomberg)
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March 04, 2019 02:34 PM

PARIS -- The European Union's plans to cut carbon dioxide emissions from vehicles will threaten 13 million jobs in Europe's auto industry and benefit Asia, PSA CEO Carlos Tavares told Le Figaro newspaper.

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