Wall Street Journal: Barra said Canada’s China deal, announced earlier this month, is counter to building a strong North American industrial base and to protecting jobs and national security on the continent.
“I can’t explain why the decision was made in Canada,” Barra said during an all-hands meeting with employees Tuesday. “It becomes a very slippery slope.”
She noted that Chinese automakers benefit in China from high tariffs imposed on importers and on technology restrictions that prevent other players from entering their market…