Hatoyama says he wants to start anew after ex-aides' indictments

Hatoyama says he wants to start anew after ex-aides' indictments

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama looks up at the sky as he walks out of the prime minister's office on the morning of Dec. 25, 2009, a day after the indictments of two of his former secretaries over the falsification of political fund reports. Hatoyama, who held a press conference the previous evening to publicly apologize for the scandal, told reporters he wants to start anew, steeling himself to fix what needs to be fixed.

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