Nissan seeks to block Carlos Ghost's access to the Rio de Janeiro apartment after being released by Japanese authorities

Nissan said that it tries to block former President Carlos Ghosn's access to an apartment in Rio de Janeiro, citing the risk of being arrested, arrested and removed from his role of financial default can remove or destroy evidence.

Brazilian-born Ghosn has been arrested in Tokyo since being detained November 19 with suspicion of joining former Nissan representative director Greg Kelly to undermine his compensation by about half of the actual $ 10 billion over five year from 2010. [19659002] A government in Brazil has given Ghosn access to the property owned by Nissan in the Copacabana area, but the company said in a statement on Sunday that Nissan has collaborated with the authorities to investigate fraud from its former leader and worker to prevent the construction of potential evidence that may arise by allowing access to housing in the question, says a nissan spokesman.

A person near Tokyo prosecutor's office said Ghosn, Kelly and Nissan himself will be charged as early as Monday.

"Nissan identified serious negligence regarding the reporting of Mr. Ghosn's compensation. The company has provided information to the Japanese Public Prosecutor's Office and has fully cooperated with its investigation. We will continue to do that," said the Nissan spokesman.