Cabinet adopts 82.91 trillion yen budget for FY 2007

Cabinet adopts 82.91 trillion yen budget for FY 2007

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (3rd from L) and three key Cabinet members -- Finance Minister Koji Omi, Defense Agency Director-General Fumio Kyuma and Foreign Minister Taro Aso (from L to R) -- pose for photographers prior to a Cabinet meeting Dec. 24 that approved an 82,908.8 billion yen national budget for fiscal 2007.

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