Hosoda fails to declare chauffeur's salary as donation

Hosoda fails to declare chauffeur's salary as donation

TOKYO, Japan - Chief Cabinet Secretary Hiroyuki Hosoda speaks at a press conference May 19 on reports that he did not declare 31 million yen he received as a donation from a dispatch company that made the financial contribution by directly paying his chauffeur's salary.

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