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Japan Finance Minister Quits After G7 Drunkenness Incident
Tokyo reports Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa resigning amid claims of intoxication at the Rome G7 press conference. He blamed cold medicine and jet lag, while critics and opposition urge his immediate departure as Japan faces a deepening recession, rising unemployment, and a shrinking economy.
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