It adds a new chapter to the story that has seen three senior players of the Renault Group, dismissed from the French company charged with disclosing to a foreign power unspecified secrets about the electric technology on selected models of the Alps. Among managers, there is also accused of spying Balthazard Michel, a member of the Governing Council of the French man and very close to number one in the group, Carlos Ghosn.And Balthazard in Renault for over 30 years, filed a complaint against persons unknown, in order to protect their respectability by accusation "damaging its reputation" as he explained his lawyer Xavier Thouvenin. "In his letter of termination - continues the legal Balthacard - my client was accused by an anonymous source that he had received bribes.
Our intention is to find who the informer that he mentioned my client." In addition to the complaint against persons unknown Balthacard did file another complaint against Renault suffered because of the dismissal. The manager, who has always maintained his innocence, as indeed did the other two accused, then goes on the offensive in order to protect its image and to shed light on the matter starting from the source, so far remained anonymous, which led to light the facts of the alleged espionage.
At the same time, Bertrand Rochette, one of the other two accused, has filed a complaint against persons unknown, while the third, as yet unidentified manager it appears they are preparing to do so. It therefore remains the impression that only the first chapters of a novel full of spying in rule, which lacks a little "yellow" international-related items that would see China as a "principal" subject to appropriate technologies for 'electric car the French company where he works.
Voices have emerged since the early days, but promptly and repeatedly denied by Beijing.
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