Abe government within a day of two female cabinet members resign

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on the 20th confirmed that the Minister of Justice Matsushima Green Day's resignation. And just a few hours ago, Abe just accepted another female cabinet members, Minister of Economy Yuko Obuchi's resignation, she was involved in political funding to resign.

Abe cabinet reshuffle again in September when five women into the arm. Analysts pointed out that the cabinet reshuffle less than two months, two women, they have to step down because of the scandal, will hit the Abe government, while giving the opposition provides excellent "shelling" opportunities.

Lost work to the voters sent a fan

Matsushima, 58, was traced to release tens of thousands of green surface to promote their own fan, suspected of violating "public electoral law" prohibits the provision providing anything of value to voters in the constituency.

Matsushima repeatedly circulated paper fan to the voters, which printed with her ​​name and the title of the Minister of Justice on some of the fan. Matsushima admitted that she made ​​from 2012 to date 21,980 fans face a cost of 1.74 million yen (about $ 16,200).

The Democratic Party has filed a criminal lawsuit on this event.

Lightning Abe appointed two Harvard alumni successor

Abe, 20, said: "I was appointed by the two men, as Prime Minister, I would like responsibility, deeply apologize for this situation." Evening Abe decided to appoint two LDP members were appointed Minister of Economy and Minister of Legal Affairs.

Abe appointed a new cabinet members have these two Harvard University education background. 64 years old Yoichi Miyazawa, who studied at the University of Tokyo and Harvard University, from a political family, the late former Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa's nephew. 61-year-old Yoko Kamikawa graduated from the University of Tokyo, was educated at Harvard University Kennedy School of Government, served as former United States Senator and current United States Ambassador to Bocas aides. 2007 Abe during the term of former cabinet members.


The Author: Michael