Prosecutors drop case against ex-Foreign Minister Tanaka

Prosecutors drop case against ex-Foreign Minister Tanaka

TOKYO, Japan - The Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office dropped a case on Sept. 30 against former Foreign Minister Makiko Tanaka (file photo) that accused her of misusing the government salary of her secretary.

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