
He appeared next to Donald Trump on an election campaign stage: IG Metall boss and VW supervisory board member Christiane Benner made a harsh judgment about Audi frontman Döllner. And she announces a determined industrial action.
IG Metall boss Christiane Benner sharply criticizes Audi boss Döllner for his appearance next to Donald Trump on a campaign stage and announces a decisive industrial action.
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Audi boss Gernot Döllner appeared on a campaign stage alongside Donald Trump.
IG Metall boss about Audi manager Döllner: “I was ashamed of myself”
He appeared next to Donald Trump on an election campaign stage: IG Metall boss and VW supervisory board member Christiane Benner made a harsh judgment about Audi frontman Döllner. And she announces a determined industrial action.
An interview by Alexander Demling and Markus Dettmer

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