Kawaguchi reprimands 34 Foreign Ministry officials

Kawaguchi reprimands 34 Foreign Ministry officials

TOKYO, Japan - Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi speaks at a news conference April 2 on her decision to reprimand 34 ministry officials with alleged links to scandal-tainted lawmaker Muneo Suzuki.

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