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GM/OPEL

Asked if the Prime Minister was in talks with GM about job losses, the PMS said that Lord Mandelson had been involved in the initial negotiations. The PMS understood that the First Secretary had held good phone calls yesterday with Fritz Henderson, who was the CEO of GM in the US and the German Economics Minister, Rainer Bruederle. The Government had been reiterating its continued support for the UK operations. Our main interest in the situation as it stood was seeing an early sight of the GM business plan given that they had had a change of view.

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