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Norwegian government sells British BAe Systems' shares

Oslo, Norway - The group could be mixed with Mbda in nuclear missile production

The Norwegian government sold British BAe Systems’ shares and those of six defense companies because maybe they are involved in nuclear weapons’ production. The decision has been taken by ethical council of Norway, and the government also decided to exclude the seven societies from its national Government pension fund known as Petroleum Fund. "The Guardian" of last January 6 reported that a Bae’s spoke...

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Rome, Italy, 01/12/2006 12:31
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