Kemmerich warns redemption of the pledges and recovery plan for Opel to
"We feel vindicated in our position. Opel needed and does not need a control means for citizens to reorganization of the corporate structure, "commented Thomas L. Kemmler, the economic policy Spokesman of the FDP parliamentary group in the Thuringian state parliament, the successful flotation of GM. Both at the federal level and in Thuringia rejected and rejects the FDP from state aid for Opel. "The economic analysis for the parent company forced to put in front of a smart recovery plan. However, Opel writes still deep red numbers, "notes the FDP-business expert. It is not may be that Opel deliver the total high-technology and not receiving adequate compensation. If you did not want to create another crisis at the car manufacturer had, at last a just settlement rate between the parent and Opel are created.
Kemmerich goes hard on GM, but also with Thuringia's Economics Minister Machnig to task. "Everyone is waiting for the redemption of the pledges by General Motors and the rehabilitation plan is set for Opel is still not finished." Mr. Machnig was particularly required in this case. "As a minister can act not only on the basis of headlines and opportunity." Kemmerich speaks to the conversation between the Minister of Economy, Labor and Technology and the CEO. "In the summer boasted one still to the good connection to Detroit, it seems now, but more true than what has been Nick Reilly is an irritating PR event - and the call is not taken seriously. " If GM does not act soon, be be expected the same demands for tax payments as a year ago. "It can not be the target that the rehabilitation in America occurred and Opel is degraded to be slaughtered suppliers for technical know-how." Kemmerich hopes that the conversion to Opel AG finally brings the desired results.
on state support commented further Kemmerich: "The people here in Thuringia, one could make even not at all clear why large corporations are bailed out with taxpayers' money, but the backbone of the Thuringian economy - the middle class - left alone will be. " Many small and medium enterprises are in great financial problems if not paid invoices for contracts and then have to file for bankruptcy. "We are doing our part for the middle class and have presented to Parliament a motion of no fault of distressed small and medium businesses to protect against insolvency." Kemmerich demands: "Now it is to confess to the other parties, color, and medium-sized businesses to assist with their many employees and as a driving force in the country really."
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