MOF's Kobayashi fails to declare donors' names

MOF's Kobayashi fails to declare donors' names

TOKYO, Japan - Senior Vice Finance Minister Koki Kobayashi (file photo) failed to state the names of some donors in official reports on political donations as required under law, his office said May 7. The office cited clerical errors as the reason for the situation.

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