08 January 2020: Carlos Ghosn claims his innocence at a worldwide press conference

On 8 January, in front of 150 international and world TV journalists, Carlos Ghosn gave a press conference lasting nearly 2.5 hours, answering all the questions journalists asked him.

For an hour and 15 minutes, the former leader claimed his innocence and swept aside the charges against him point by point.

Then, for 1 hour and 10 minutes, the former boss of Renault and Nissan answers questions from the media in English, Arabic, French and Portuguese.

During these two and a half hours, Carlos Ghosn explain that, since 2016, Nissan’s management has been in a position of distrust towards Renault. This makes Carlos Ghosn the man to beat. He explains the trap set by Nissan by detailing his arrest and denouncing the collusion between Nissan, the prosecutors and the METI. All these events were carried out in total violation of human rights and without respect for the presumption of innocence. With supporting evidences, he dismantled the charges against him, finally bringing to light the contradiction that he has not been granted so far.

Many interviews with the international media followed, in which Carlos and Carole Ghosn responded in detail to each of the accusations made against him.

CNN – 08 January 2020

TF1 – 08 January 2020

Fox – 08 January 2020

TV Tokyo – 08 January 2020

France Inter – 08 January 2020

CNBC – 08 January 2020

Watch CNBC’s full interview with Carlos Ghosn, who is speaking for the first time since his escape from Japan:https://t.co/8k8rITO8O8

— CNBC's Closing Bell (@CNBCClosingBell) January 8, 2020

Quotidien – 09 January 2020

🔴 Hier soir dans #Quotidien, @salhiabrakhlia a rencontré Carlos Ghosn pour une interview en face à face.
Pour la (re)voir en intégralité, ça se passe juste en-dessous dans le replay ⤵️

1ère partie ➡️ https://t.co/zorNKz5RWY
2ème partie ➡️ https://t.co/WhBBMsrwgu pic.twitter.com/v49yuNoCcy

— Quotidien (@Qofficiel) January 10, 2020

France 24 – 09 January 2020

Russia Today – 09 January 2020

Globo News – 09 January 2020

BBC – 10 January 2020

Did ex-Nissan boss really escape Japan in a box? – BBC News https://t.co/v7X8yziAZC

— John Simpson (@JohnSimpsonNews) January 10, 2020

France 5 – C à vous – 13 January 2020

Reuters – 14 January 2020

CBS – 14 January 2020

CGTN – 16 January 2020

Quelques parutions dans la presse écrite :

Vanity Fair, 07 January 2020
New York Times, 08 January 2020
TBS, 11 January 2020
Asahi Shimbun, 13 January 2020
Estadao, 14 January 2020
Elle Magazine, 17 January 2020
Paris Match, 21 January 2020
La Repubblica, 21 January 2020
Madame Figaro, 23 January 2020
CNBC, 24 January 2020 (full version available on Amazon)
Der Spiegel, 20 February 2020
Wall Street Journal, 22 February 2020
Sunday Times, 13 March 2020