Koizumi vows to prevent financial crisis

Koizumi vows to prevent financial crisis

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi speaks May 17 after his government decided to inject public funds into Resona Bank under Resona Holdings Inc. to prevent a financial crisis. ''I won't let any financial crises occur,'' the premier told reporters at his office

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