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Catalan Employers Foment Del Treball Asks Volkswagen that Seat's Future Be "Absolutely Guaranteed"

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Foment del Treball this Sunday expressed its full support for Seat S.A., its management and its workers, recalled that the car company has been part of the...

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Spain will also end up paying for the broken plates of Germany's suicidal drive, which will drag brands like SEAT to the technological slaughterhouse.

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Foment del Treball this Sunday expressed its full support for Seat S.A., its management and its workers, recalled that the car company has been part of the...

·Madrid, Spain
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The Deputy Secretary of Economy and Sustainable Development of the Popular Party, Alberto Nadal, has called for a profound shift in government policy towards the automotive industry and has framed the uncertainty about the future of the SEAT brand as "a new warning of a much broader problem: the loss of competitiveness of a car industry."Continue reading "The PP accuses the government of endangering SEAT: "The Spanish industry is at risk"

·Madrid, Spain
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Courtesy: SEAT Volkswagen left open the possibility that SEAT will change course after 2030, in the midst of an automotive industry that faces higher electrification costs, new emission rules and ever stronger competition. The news does not mean that SEAT will disappear immediately, in fact, the company maintains its plans for the coming years, but recognizes that its continuity beyond 2030 is still on the table. The announcement comes eight yea…

·Mexico City, Mexico
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The possibility of "Seat" disappearing as a car brand has caused concern among business leaders, politicians, unions and other economic and social groups.

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The Deputy Secretary of Economy and Sustainable Development of the PP, Alberto Nadal, has called for a "deep turn" of government policy towards the automotive industry and has framed uncertainty about the future of the Seat brand as a warning of "the loss of competitiveness of a strategic industry for Spain". Read

·Madrid, Spain
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