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Carlos Ghosn says won't accuse Japanese officials 'not to hurt Lebanon' as he faces the world's media on Wednesday during a press conference in Beirut, for the first time since his Houdini-like escape from Japan. SOUNDBITE
It's a fall from grace as brutal as is it is sudden. Carlos Ghosn, the all-powerful boss of Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi, arrested as he got off his private jet in Tokyo on suspicion of tax fraud. The boss of the world's biggest auto alliance is due to be out of a job before the end of the week leaving a sometimes uneasy partnership hanging in the balance.
Residents of Tokyo's Ginza district react to Carlos Ghosn's press conference in Beirut, in which the former Renault-Nissan chief slammed Japanese justice and said he had been forced to flee the country because he would not get a fair trial.
"The collusion between Nissan and the prosecutor is everywhere," says Ghosn.
"The facts, the truth and justice are irrelevant" Carlos Ghosn heavily criticises the Japanese justice system.
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