Guilty verdict for diplomat over fund misuse to be finalized

Guilty verdict for diplomat over fund misuse to be finalized

TOKYO, Japan - Diplomat Masaru Sato (L), also known as a best-selling writer, speaks to reporters in Tokyo on July 1 after the Supreme Court decided to reject his appeal. Sato was found guilty by lower courts of misusing state funds and interfering in bidding for an aid project for Russia under the influence of House of Representatives member Muneo Suzuki. (Kyodo)

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