In January 2015, while he inaugurated his last year in the White House, Barack Obama takes a bath of crowd in Detroit, Michigan, after a speech on the resilience of the american auto industry. Between the lines and the gestures, it is his own action that celebrates the one who is then president of the United States.
In 2009, just installed to the presidency, he had decided to inject more than $ 60 billion of public money to save the giants Chrysler and General Motors, shattered by the consequences of the great financial recession. A bet to win, much to the chagrin of its adver...
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