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Although Saab is on the verge of a permanent collapse, the Swedish government sticks to its initial plan to stay away from the automaker, no matter if we’re talking about financial support or taking over a certain share. After rumors concerning a possible state aid for Saab emerged in the local media, representatives of the government clearly stated that no such decision was made but admitted that further talks will be held.<\/p>\n