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Education Minister Yoshihiro Seki, Who Held a Party at His Parliamentary Office, Refused to Answer Questions About the Number of Attendees, Drawing Heavy Criticism on Social Media: "It's only Natural that People Suspect It Was a Fake Party" - Smart FLASH
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Education Minister Yoshihiro Seki is once again facing criticism for holding a political fundraising party at the Diet Members' Office Building, which is prohibited. Seki, a former member of the Abe faction, is involved in a scandal concerning slush funds related to a Liberal Democratic Party faction party, having allegedly used 8.36 million yen in political funds...
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