Plan to summon Nukaga nixed

Plan to summon Nukaga nixed

TOKYO, Japan - Finance Minister Fukushiro Nukaga answers questions from reporters at the ministry on Nov. 30 after the ruling and opposition camps agreed that a House of Councillors committee will hold off on an already endorsed plan to summon him on Dec. 3 over a collusion scandal.

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