(2)Ex-lawmaker Tsujimoto indicted over fraud case

(2)Ex-lawmaker Tsujimoto indicted over fraud case

TOKYO, Japan - Takako Doi, leader of the opposition Social Democratic Party (SDP), speaks to reporters in the SDP headquarters in Tokyo on Aug. 8 after former SDP policy chief Kiyomi Tsujimoto and Masako Goto, Doi's former policy secretary, were indicted on charges of defrauding the state.

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