Nakagawa not to quit over G-7 blunder

Nakagawa not to quit over G-7 blunder

TOKYO, Japan - Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa speaks to reporters in the Diet building in Tokyo on Feb. 17 after a Cabinet meeting. Nakagawa vowed to stay at his post after his wobbly behavior at a press conference in Rome drew fire.

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