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Opel's German workers protest GM decision to drop sale to Magna

RUESSELSHEIM (Reuters) -- Thousands of Opel auto workers in Germany downed tools on Thursday to show their anger at U.S. parent General Motors Co. for its decision to abandon a plan to sell Opel to Magna International Inc. Full Article at Automotive News

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