Key ex-bureaucrat in Japan document scandal

Former National Tax Agency chief Nobuhisa Sagawa arrives at the parliament in Tokyo on March 27, 2018, when he will testify before the House of Councillors' Budget Committee. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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