Hatoyama leaves Cabinet over Japan Post row

Hatoyama leaves Cabinet over Japan Post row

TOKYO, Japan - Internal affairs minister Kunio Hatoyama leaves the prime minister's office on June 12 after submitting a resignation letter to Prime Minister Taro Aso over a high-profile row concerning the reappointment of the president of Japan Post Holdings Co.

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