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[Breaking News]Japan top spokesman accused of not reporting 10 mil. yen in income

TOKYO, Dec. 8 Kyodo - Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno, Japan's top government spokesman, is accused of failing to report more than 10 million yen ($70,000) in income raised through events hosted by his party faction, a source close to the matter said Friday.(Kyodo)

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