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German Politicians Resist VW’s Plan for 100,000 Job Cuts

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Volkswagen plans to cut 100,000 jobs, sparking political backlash.
German leaders vow to intervene against the layoffs amid economic challenges.
The plan highlights troubles in Germany's car industry and manufacturing sector.
Chancellor Merz's coalition government faces increased pressure from the situation.

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Volkswagen plans to cut 100,000 jobs, sparking political backlash.
German leaders vow to intervene against the layoffs amid economic challenges.
The plan highlights troubles in Germany's car industry and manufacturing sector.
Chancellor Merz's coalition government faces increased pressure from the situation.

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