TOKYO, June 24 (Reuters) - Nissan Motor shareholders vented their frustrations over the automaker's poor performance at its annual general meeting on Tuesday, with some demanding greater management accountability for the deepening crisis at Japan's third-largest car company.
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A man stands in front of Nissan Motor's global headquarters during its annual shareholder meeting in Yokohama, Japan, on June 24. © Reuters
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