S. Korea's ex-finance minister q

S. Korea's ex-finance minister q

Kang Kyung Shik, South Korea's former deputy prime minister, and finance and economy minister, is summoned by prosecutors in Seoul on May 1 on suspicion of negligence of official duties during the country's financial crisis last year.

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