Coalition agrees to loosen political donation rule

Coalition agrees to loosen political donation rule

TOKYO, Japan - The Liberal Democratic Party's Secretary General Taku Yamasaki (C) and representatives from two other governing coalition parties meet in Tokyo on June 11 and agreed to raise the minimum amount of political donations requiring mentioning the donor's name in official political funds reports from 50,000 yen a year to 240,000 yen. (Kyodo)

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