According to the Russian banker Vladimir Antonov's Swedish spokesman, Lars Carlström, the Swedish Government and the European Investment Bank (EIB) have decided that Antonov will not be allowed to become part owner of Saab. So far neither the Government nor the EIB have made any statements about not approving Antonov. But Carlström tells Swedish di.se that both himself and the European Association of Automotive Suppliers (CLEPA) have been told by reputable sources that Antonov will not be approved.
So far neither the Swedish Government nor the EIB have made any statements and thus are more or less stringing both Saab, Antonov and the Swedish people along. As reported earlier, an increasing number of people demand that the Government and the EIB tell us why they will not approve Antonov. But everybody who ask questions are met with a wall of silence. A silence that can be interpreted as a disrespect of Saab, willing investors, the Swedish people and Saab owners, enthusiasts and fans all over the world.
To repeat myself: Sweden, do the right thing and give your people an answer!
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