Japan cronyism scandal linked to Shinzo Abe and wife worsens with suicide note | World news | The Guardian
Protesters in front of Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe’s office after the finance ministry admitted altering records linking Abe’s wife Akie to a land deal scandal. Photograph: Aflo/REX/Shutterstock Protesters in front of Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe’s office after the finance ministry admitted altering records linking Abe’s wife Akie to a land deal scandal. Photograph: Aflo/REX/Shutterst
Japan: Shinzo Abe's political future in doubt as wife linked to cronyism scandal | World news | The Guardian
Shinzo Abe acknowledged the new revelations “could undermine trust in the entire government” and added: “I deeply apologise to the people.” The prime minister had previously said he would resign if he or his wife were shown to be involved in heavily cutting the price of public land sold to a right-wing school operator in Osaka. The finance ministry admitted on Monday that it had altered official d
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