NISSAN CEO Carlos Ghosn Celebrates New Auto Plant with King of African Nation on the Same Day that Citizen in the Oppressed Nation is Jailed for Criticizing the King... A TOP NISSAN executive KNOWS that Tennessee Resident Sharyn Bovat was Jailed for Her 1st Amendment Rights.... Carlos Ghosn did NOT Like Bovat's Blog

Jobs have gone from France to Morocco in the "same" fashion that Ghosn is sending American jobs to Mexico.  The NISSAN Whistleblower can't find work because NISSAN executives slandered her so she's going to BLOG about NISSAN-Gannett and file a complaint with the United Nations.  Sharyn Bovat wants NISSAN's "paid for" designation to be "taken away" based on their bad behavior.


"....Former industry minister Christian Estrosi, a member of the President Nicolas Sarkozy's governing UMP party, accused Renault, in which the French state still holds a 15-percent stake, of selling out French workers.....He said "it is dangerous and intolerable for our country that Renault, in which the state is the largest shareholder, practices social dumping in Morocco to manufacture cars destined for Europe and France...."

King Mohammed VI inaugurates new Renault Nissan alliance plant in Tangier Tuesday, 14 Feb 2012

“It is reported that King Mohammed VI has inaugurated the new Renault Nissan Alliance plant in Tangier in Morocco at a special ceremony attended by Mr Carlos Ghosn chairman of Renault and Nissan….”

http://www.steelguru.com/middle_east_news/King_Mohammed_VI_inaugurates_new_Renault_Nissan_alliance_plant_in_Tangier/250155.html

Morocco: Prison Term for Insult to King

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  Published: February 14, 2012 Azzouz Boukallouch/Moroccan Royal Palace, via Associated Press
King Mohammed VI of Morocco

Excerpt from the New York Times
A Moroccan court has convicted a student of “violating the sacred values” of the kingdom and sentenced him to three years in prison after a video posted online showed him criticizing the king,

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/15/world/africa/morocco-prison-term-for-insult-to-king.html

Renault stirs controveristy with factory in Morocco

AFPFebruary 10, 2012, 2:00 am

 

http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/sport/a/-/motorsport/12861523/renault-stirs-controveristy-with-factory-in-morocco

 

Renault has also received tax breaks and customs exemptions from Morocco.

The new factory manager, Tunc Basegmez, said Thursday that Europe would be an important market for his cars.

"Our main clients will initially be in European countries," the Turkish factory manager told reporters.

The plant, built in a customs' free zone, is located some 30 kilometres (18 miles) from the port of Tangiers Med, a major gateway for shipping, he added.

Former industry minister Christian Estrosi, a member of the President Nicolas Sarkozy's governing UMP party, accused Renault, in which the French state still holds a 15-percent stake, of selling out French workers.

He said "it is dangerous and intolerable for our country that Renault, in which the state is the largest shareholder, practices social dumping in Morocco to manufacture cars destined for Europe and France."