Fiat sparks. Speaking from New York, CEO Sergio Marchionne recalled that "Fiat is a multinational that could leave Italy2 if the conditions no longer exist to guarantee the governance of the factories, given that, despite the agreements and the referendums, Fiom wants “the dictatorship of the minority of workers over the majority”. Union and political controversies are inevitable, but then Lingotto denies: these are words that Marchionne has never uttered".
Marchionne: "Fiat can leave Italy" but the company denies it
"Fiat is a multinational and can leave Fiat": the words of Sergio Marchionne, the CEO of Fiat, sparked controversy in the trade union and political world. But Lingotto denies it: "he never said it"
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