Mie cooperative union searched on breach of trust

Mie cooperative union searched on breach of trust

TSU, Japan - Police officers enter the head office of a failed credit cooperative union in Mie Prefecture on Dec. 8 on suspicion that its former management extended loans without sufficient collateral in an apparent breach of trust.

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