Fallen Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn makes improbable 'escape' from Japan
Fallen Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn makes improbable 'escape' from Japan
The former head of Nissan-Renault alliance Carlos Ghosn has fled Japan, where he had been held for more than a year and was set to face trial on criminal charges.
The executive reached Lebanon, one of the countries where he has citizenship. It would be hard for Japan to get the celebrity fugitive back, since Beirut has no extradition agreement with Tokyo.
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