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Following the incident involving a German executive from Mercedes-Benz that was arrested in Tuscaloosa, Alabama simply because he didn’t have the driving license with him, local authorities are considering the revision of the immigration law. and the man was set free.

However, the incident didn’t pass unnoticed. Even though Mercedes downplayed the event, calling it „unfortunate”, some politicians, business owners and citizens consider the law is too strict and damages Alabama’s reputation as a place to do business.

“I was really embarrassed and overwhelmed. Soon after that, a colleague provided police with all the necessary I.D. Mercedes has done more to change the image of Alabama than just about anything else. We don’t want to upset those people,” state Senator Gerald Dial was quoted as saying by Bloomberg. card with him, as he had forgotten the driving license and passport in the hotel room. According to the new Alabama immigration law, he had to be arrested and taken into custody.

Pulled over for driving a rental car without a tag, the executive had only a German I.D. “It’s being read so broadly that it’s creating an unnecessary burden that nobody ever intended,” Republican state Senator Bryan Taylor agreed.

Fiat-owned Maserati has named Giulio Pastore as general manager of the brand’s operations in central-northern Europe, a key area which includes the UK, Germany, France and Spain. Holder of a degree in engineering from Italy’s Politecnico di Milano, Pastore will report to Mark McNabb, Maserati’s global commercial director and head of the brand’s North America unit.

Pastore will have an important role in the company’s sale strategy, as Fiat Group CEO Sergio Marchionne wants Maserati’s annual sales to rise to about 55,000 to 60,000 units by 2015 from only 5,675 units last year. Prior to that he was Maserati’s general manager for Italy.

He joined Fiat in 2001 from sporting goods manufacturer Adidas and started his career in the Italian company at light commercial vehicle maker Iveco, after which he moved on to Lancia. Pastore has held different positions in the Fiat Group in the past ten years, leading Maserati’s business in central-southern Europe since 2009 before being assigned the central-northern area as well.

39-year-old Pastore will succeed Thomas Hajek, who has left the company at his own request, a spokesman told Automotive News Europe. The significant rise is expected to come from new models such as the new Kubang SUV and a new smaller sedan below the Quattroporte.

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