Mitsubishi sends the boss of the deceased car Financial

Ghosn, 64, was recently arrested on suspicion of shameful financial data and abuse of company property at Nissan, where he was also president. This automaker threw him out last week.

Ghosn was at the head of a great automobile empire that included both Mitsubishi, Nissan and Renault. Companies are closely linked by interests. For the moment, Renault retains the Franco-Brazilian high of Lebanese origin. Since Mr Ghosn is in prison in Japan, his duties are monitored by his operational director, Thierry Bolloré.

According to rumors, Nissan would like to revise its cooperation with Renault. The Japanese would like to see their alliance pursued on an equal basis. Now, Renault is still dominant. In Amsterdam, it is announced that a meeting of senior officials of the three automakers will be held later this week. Ghosn has denied all the allegations to his address.