JAPAN: Mexico eyes more Asian auto investment
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 24 April 2009
Mexico plans to keep measures to support its ailing auto industry in place at least until an expected recovery late next year as it hopes to attract more investment to the country, a senior trade official said on Friday.
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