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The Indians can make everything that is made in Belfort: why General Electric's employees are worried about the deal with BHEL.

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Last summer, the American General Electric signed an agreement with the Indian BHEL, which now has the right to produce the turbines manufactured today in Belfort by itself. In the city of Leo, this technology transfer is of concern to employees.

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The Indians can make everything that is made in Belfort: why General Electric's employees are worried about the deal with BHEL.

2 months ago·Strasbourg, France

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