Nukaga denies receiving KSD bribes to push school project

Nukaga denies receiving KSD bribes to push school project

TOKYO, Japan - Former cabinet minister Fukushiro Nukaga on Feb. 26 attends a closed-door House of Representatives ethics panel. During the meeting, he denied receiving 15 million yen in bribes from KSD, a mutual aid group for small businesses, in return for his support for a technical college project it was promoting.

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