SDP's Tsujimoto tenders resignation at lower house

SDP's Tsujimoto tenders resignation at lower house

TOKYO, Japan - Kiyomi Tsujimoto (L), an opposition Social Democratic Party (SDP) lawmaker, tenders her resignation from parliament to Fukumaru Tani, secretary general of the House of Representatives on March 26. Tsujimoto resigned in a scandal over use of her secretary's state-paid salary.

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