Watanabe becomes new reform minister

Watanabe becomes new reform minister

TOKYO, Japan - Yoshimi Watanabe, who became new administrative reform minister replacing Genichiro Sata, speaks during a news conference in Tokyo on Dec. 28. Sata resigned the previous day over a political funds scandal.

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