Trump warns GM to "cut all subsidies" at the closing of the GM plant

A day after General Motors Corp. (GM), the largest automaker in the United States, has announced plans to thoroughly restructure its North American plant, President Donald Trump warned GM that it "is reviewing all subsidy cuts."

President Trump said on his Twitter account that "General Motors and their CEO, Mary Bara, were very disappointed to have closed factories in Ohio, Michigan and Maryland". In Mexico and China, nothing is stopped. I do not have it. "

"The United States has saved General Motors, and we are grateful (THANK YOU)," said Trump, "we are considering removing all GM subsidies, including electric cars."

"I came to protect American workers," he said.

President Trump said the US government had provided mbadive bailout badistance to GM at the time of the 2008 global financial crisis, reported Associated Press and AFP.

The restructuring area includes the city of Rhodes, Ohio, part of the Northeast Lust Belt, called "Swing States", which played a crucial role in the victory of the presidential election of President Trump. Clbadify the factories.

GM today announced the launch of a major restructuring of its operations in North America, including staff reductions and plant closings.

Five North American factories and two overseas factories shut down and lay off up to 14,000 workers in North America.

GM is expected to reduce its costs by about $ 6 billion by the end of next year, while boosting its investments in autonomous vehicles and electric vehicles.

Restructuring is the largest since GM's bankruptcy in 2009 due to the financial crisis.

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