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Tampered Documents Could Ensnare Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan
March 12, 2018

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan offered to resign a year ago
if evidence emerged linking him to a sweetheart land deal.
No such evidence ever surfaced, allowing him to ride out the scandal and hang on to power.

But a government report released on Monday suggests that some crucial evidence may have been deleted
? and that has put Mr. Abe back in the hot seat. An internal investigation by the Finance Ministry concluded
that unidentified officials tampered with official documents related to the land deal
by deleting references to Mr. Abe’s wife and senior members of his party.

The findings caused an uproar in Japan, where critics called for the finance minister, Taro Aso, to resign.
At a news conference on Monday, Mr. Aso, a former prime minister,
said he would stay in his post. But analysts said the latest revelations would be politically damaging for Mr. Abe
as he prepares to seek a third term.

“This materially changes the outlook for Abe’s future,” said Tobias Harris, a Japan analyst at Teneo Intelligence,
a political risk consultancy based in New York. “The basis for him seeking a third term is evaporating.”

For more than a year, Mr. Abe has deflected persistent allegations that he and his wife were involved
in the arcane scandal involving an improper public land sale at a steeply discounted price to an ultraconservative education group.
Despite repeated calls from opposition lawmakers for a broader investigation,
Mr. Abe won a commanding majority in Parliament last fall, which put him in position to become the country’s longest-serving leader.

But on Monday, the Finance Ministry submitted an 80-page report to the governing Liberal Democratic Party,
admitting that ministry bureaucrats had deleted portions of 14 documents related to the land sale,
including ones containing the name of Mr. Abe’s wife, Akie Abe, and her alleged remarks.

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http://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/12/world/asia/shinzo-abe-japan-scandal.html

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