Ghosn Gets No Sympathy in France

The transcript discusses Carlos Ghosn's connections to Lebanon, highlighting his ownership of a mansion in Beirut and the support he receives there. In contrast, France shows little sympathy due to ongoing protests and Ghosn's association with the global elite. Renault faced delays in receiving information from Nissan, possibly due to political sensitivities in France. Ghosn's legal situation in Japan is detailed, with his detention extended and a trial expected in early 2019.

What is one reason for the strong support Carlos Ghosn receives in Lebanon?

• He is a well-known philanthropist in Lebanon.

• He is a popular political figure in Lebanon.

• He has invested heavily in Lebanese businesses.

• He owns a mansion in Beirut and has Lebanese citizenship.

How is Carlos Ghosn perceived in France during the protests?

• As part of the global elite that protesters oppose.

• As a national hero.

• As a symbol of the working class.

• As a victim of political injustice.

Why might the French government be hesitant to support Carlos Ghosn?

• They are dealing with internal protests and political issues.

• They believe Ghosn is guilty.

• They have no interest in international cases.

• They have a strong alliance with Japan.

What was a significant issue in the delay of sharing information with Renault?

• The French government owns a stake in Renault, complicating the situation.

• Nissan did not have the necessary information.

• Renault was not interested in the case.

• Carlos Ghosn refused to cooperate.

What is the potential timeline for Carlos Ghosn's trial in Japan?

• It is scheduled for next year.

• It could happen within a few weeks.

• It has already been completed.

• It might take place as late as February.