Workers leave the Opel assembly plant in Antwerp November 4, 2009. Opel workers reacted with disappointment and concern on Wednesday to GM's shock decision overnight to keep its European arm Opel rather than sell it to a group led by Canada's Magna. Reuters Pictures 1 month ago

Workers leave the Opel assembly plant in Antwerp November 4, 2009. Opel workers reacted with disappointment and concern on Wednesday to GM's shock decision overnight to keep its European arm Opel rather than sell it to a group led by Canada's Magna.

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