(1)Koizumi failed to pay pension dues for 11 months

(1)Koizumi failed to pay pension dues for 11 months

TOKYO, Japan - Isao Iijima, a secretary to Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, speaks at a press conference May 14. He said the premier had failed to pay mandatory pension dues for a total of 11 months before he became a lawmaker. (Kyodo)

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