Tokyo prosecutors slammed former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn on Thursday, accusing him of "one-sided" and "unacceptable" criticism of Japan's legal system after he jumped bail and fled the country.
In a statement after Ghosn addressed the media for the first time since his escape, the Tokyo prosecutor's office also said claims of a plot involving Nissan and Japanese authorities were "categorically false and contrary to fact".
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