In an interview with Reuters in Beirut on Tuesday, Carlos Ghosn’s wife Carole said the couple would remain in Lebanon for “as long as it takes,” adding that “at least here he’s free.” Carlos Ghosn, a former Nissan chair, fled to Lebanon to escape charges in Japan and is now considered an international fugitive.
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Carlos Ghosn’s wife on life in Lebanon: ‘At least here he’s free’
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