Gov't submits FY 2009 extra budget to finance fresh stimuli

Gov't submits FY 2009 extra budget to finance fresh stimuli

TOKYO, Japan - Finance Minister Kaoru Yosano speaks about the extra budget plan for fiscal 2009 at a news conference at the Finance Ministry in Tokyo on April 27. The government submitted to parliament a fiscal 2009 extra budget and related bills to implement Prime Minister Taro Aso's fresh stimulus package.

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