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German politicians demand urgent aid for the car industry
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Representative image · PexelsThree prominent German politicians have jointly called for stronger government backing to help the country's struggling automotive sector. The demand comes from Lies, Özdemir, and Söder, who argue that car makers and related businesses need urgent help to stay competitive. The leaders point out that the industry faces heavy pressure and requires quick policy action from authorities to protect jobs and secure future growth. They want targeted support measures put in place as soon as possible to deal with the ongoing challenges hitting vehicle manufacturing plants and workers across the region.
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