Ex-Nissan CEO Escapes Japan

B1 – Intermediate

Japan needs to make its immigration stricter after Nissan ex-CEO Carlos escaped the country.

Read more about this news and be ready to talk about it.

https://breakingnewsenglish.com/2001/200108-carlos-ghosn-1.html

Discussion Questions:

  1. What is your reaction to this news?
  2. What can you say about Ghosn’s great escape?
  3. Talk about other criminals who were able to flee your country.
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2 replies on “Ex-Nissan CEO Escapes Japan”

I can´t believe it. How it is posible that someone on bail can escape if the police had his theee Passports?

I think Ghosn is very intelligent, cunning and skillful to escape without them noticing

There are a lot of Venezuelan thieves fleeing Venezuela. These people are affected by the goverment. They stole a lot of money and now they come to Spain to live like kings in the most expensive neighborhood in the city. It is happening while 90% of their population lives in critical poverty.

Well done writing your responses for this lesson. Keep up the good work. Thank you for sharing about these Venezuelan thieves living in Spain.

Take a look at how to write this question better:

How it is posible that someone on bail can escape if the police had his theee Passports?

How is it possible for someone on bail to escape if the police had his passport?

Great going. Carry on with your practice.

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