Jacel Olczak, head of the global tobacco group Philip Morris, does not argue to bite Trump in Donald, but to understand his message. Why Europe is the Silicon Valley of regulations and cigarettes have an expiration date.
Describing him as a man of clear words would be a flexible understatement. Jacek Olczak, CEO of the global tobacco group, quotes a Sicilian sentence about Donald Trump’s customs attacks in the “Krone” interview: “He puts the fish on the table.” That means: Trump appeals to various real problems that have been solved for decades, such as the negative trade balance of the United States, which gives exporting countries growth, but not the American market. Or the dependence on Europe of the military protective power in the US, including billion dollars costs there.
Source: Krone
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