General Motors chief executive Mary Barra will return to Capitol Hill next Wednesday for another congressional grilling amid the automaker's delayed ignition-recall scandal.
It will be Barra's first appearance before Congress since GM released an internal investigation report on the car recall last Thursday that began in February.
According to GM, some employees in the company had detected the ignition-switch problem more than a decade earlier.
The company knows of 54 accidents in which airbags did not deploy, possibly due to the ignition problem, and 13 deaths since 2004.
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