Nagata may resign as lawmaker over alleged Livedoor e-mail

Nagata may resign as lawmaker over alleged Livedoor e-mail

TOKYO, Japan - Democratic Party of Japan leader Seiji Maehara speaks with reporters in Tokyo on Feb. 23 on reports that Hisayasu Nagata, a House of Representatives member from the opposition party, has indicated he may resign as a lawmaker over a controversy surrounding an e-mail message suspecting links between the Liberal Democratic Party and Internet firm Livedoor Co. (Kyodo)

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