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BMW opens Mexico plant without flinching

About one-third of BMW’s workforce at the new Mexico plant is female.
UK
By:
Urvaksh Karkaria
June 10, 2019 04:00 AM

SAN LUIS POTOSI, Mexico — As BMW opened its new billion-dollar auto assembly plant in this central Mexican city, its second in North America, the timing couldn't be more inopportune.

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