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Volkswagen ex-boss Martin Winterkorn has dieselgate trial suspended until 2025 due to ill health

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According to German daily Bild, Winterkorn recently slipped in the shower and broke his right leg.

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After accident: Court suspends proceedings against Winterkorn

The criminal trial against former VW boss Martin Winterkorn has been suspended until further notice for health reasons. The trial, which has been ongoing since the beginning of September, will not continue until the beginning of 2025 at the earliest.[more]]]>

10 months ago·Hamburg, Germany

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Business Live

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Fraud trial of former VW chief Winterkorn suspended due to poor health

Charges against Martin Winterkorn include fraud, market manipulation and unlawful false testimony before a parliamentary committee

10 months ago·Johannesburg, South Africa

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Berliner Morgenpost

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Prozess gegen Ex-VW-Chef geplatzt – Winterkorn rutscht im Bad aus

Martin Winterkorn soll sich seit Jahren vor Gericht für den Dieselskandal verantworten. Nun scheiterte der Prozess erneut.

10 months ago·Berlin, Germany

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Automotive News

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Ex-VW Winterkorn's diesel scam trial suspended due to ailing health

The criminal charges against Winterkorn include fraud, market manipulation and unlawful false testimony before a parliamentary committee.

10 months ago·United States

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Fortune

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Volkswagen ex-boss Martin Winterkorn has dieselgate trial suspended until 2025 due to ill health

According to German daily Bild, Winterkorn recently slipped in the shower and broke his right leg.

10 months ago·New York, United States

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Spiegel

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Criminal trial against former VW boss Winterkorn suspended

Former VW boss Winterkorn is accused of the emissions scandal. However, all dates in the trial have now been cancelled following an accident involving the 77-year-old. He is not fit to stand trial "for at least the next few months".

10 months ago·Germany

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