Tensions resurface at Kia celebration

September 12, 2016 05:00 AM

It was supposed to be a celebration for Kia's new $3 billion assembly plant in Mexico: glad-handing by local officials, lofty praise for the jobs created and money brought in, ceremonial ribbon-cutting with high-ranking executives in from Korea.

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