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Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi faces scrutiny for giving 30,000 yen gift catalogues to over 300 LDP lawmakers post-election, claiming funds were from her local party branch, not taxpayer money.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is under scrutiny for distributing gift catalogues worth about 30,000 yen each to over 300 Liberal Democratic Party lawmakers after the February 8 election.
She said the funds came from her local LDP branch in Nara, not taxpayer money, and the gesture was a legal, non-partisan thank-you.
The move revived concerns over political favoritism and transparency in party financing, echoing past controversies involving former leaders.
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La primera ministra japonesa, Sanae Takaichi, se enfrenta al escrutinio por dar catálogos de regalos de 30,000 yenes a más de 300 legisladores del LDP después de las elecciones, alegando que los fondos provenían de la rama local de su partido, no del dinero de los contribuyentes.