Fugitive ex-Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn says he fled Japan to escape 'injustice'
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"His act is unforgivable and a betrayal of Japan's justice system."Japan's Ministry of Justice didn't immediately reply to CNBC's request for comment on Ghosn's statement.Lebanese media said that Ghosn arrived in the country by private jet from Turkey and the newspaper Annahar reported that caretaker State Minister Salim Jreissati said he entered with a French passport, according to Bloomberg.Financial Times editor Lionel Barber tweeted on Tuesday that "Beirut sources saying [Ghosn] hid in a box designed for a musical instrument."The last time Carole Ghosn saw her husband was the day of his second arrest in April when a team of 20 Japanese prosecutors stormed the couple's apartment in Tokyo at 5:50 a.m. and hauled him away."They checked everything.
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