Nukaga asked thru Moriya to include Yamagata firm as bidders

Nukaga asked thru Moriya to include Yamagata firm as bidders

TOKYO, Japan - Finance Minister Fukushiro Nukaga speaks at a news conference at the Finance Ministry in Tokyo on Nov. 20. Nukaga denied an allegation that he asked the now-defunct Defense Facilities Administration Agency in 2000 to include a construction company based in Yamagata Prefecture as part of a group of invited bidders for a project to be put to tender by its regional bureau.

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