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Welcome to the Views Room, the podcast of Reuters Breaking Views. I'm Liam Proud,

a columnist in London. This week, we'll be talking about climate change and shareholder votes at

big energy companies like BP. But first, the big news of the week. Carmaker Fiat Kreisler,

controlled by the Italian Agnelli family, on Monday submitted a merger proposal to its French

state-owned rival Renault, which is itself locked in an uneasy partnership with Japan's

Nissan.

Rob Cox hosted this chat, where Lisa Juker and I play carmaker matchmaker and weigh up what

all this means for the auto industry.

All right, one of the biggest deals in the auto industry has blown up this week, and in the next

week or so, we're going to have a really clear indication of where it's going.

That is, of course, Fiat Chrysler, in its proposal for a 50-50 merger with Renault.

Liam, proud, you are here in London. You've been covering this

story. I've got Lisa, you're in Milan. Of course, you've been covering the story all weekend last

weekend, an eye along with you. I mean, guys, what it, what, let's just talk about the big

picture. I mean, we're going to get down to the nitty-gritty, but this is, this is really the

first big,

real M&A deal that we've seen in Autoland in really a decade, right?

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