Fuyushiba urges Doi to resign over Tsujimoto scandal

Fuyushiba urges Doi to resign over Tsujimoto scandal

TOKYO, Japan - Tetsuzo Fuyushiba (in file photo), secretary general of the New Komeito Party, said July 20 that Social Democratic Party (SDP) leader Takako Doi should resign over a money scandal involving former SDP policy chief Kiyomi Tsujimoto, who was arrested on July 18.

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