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Carlos Ghosn, president of the alliance between Renault SA, Nissan Motor Co. and Mitsubishi Motors Corp., pauses during an interview with Bloomberg Television at the Paris Motor Show, the Tuesday, October 2, 2018.
Former Nissan president Carlos Ghosn, arrested last Monday for suspicion of financial fraud, denied the accusations, the Japanese public broadcaster NHK announced on Sunday.
Ghosn, who did not speak publicly, told the investigators that he had no intention of underestimating his remuneration on financial documents and denied the charges against him, said NHK without giving any source.
Greg Kelly, a former Nissan executive arrested Monday with Ghosn, was quoted by the NHK on Saturday to defend Ghosn's compensation, saying it had been discussed with other officials and paid in a way. appropriate.
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