http://nuclearweaponsinfo.com/topic/shoichi-nakagawa2010-04-14T16:32:35Z2010-03-31T10:17:25ZAP Newstag:nuclearweaponsinfo.com,2010-03-31:/photo/japan-minister-death-1838439p/

File --In this Saturday, Feb. 14, 2009 file photo, <a title="Japan" href="/topic/Japan" >Japan</a>'s <a title="Shoichi Nakagawa" href="/topic/Shoichi+Nakagawa" >Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa</a> meets journalists at the end of the G-7 (Group of Seven) Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting, in <a title="Rome (Italy)" href="/topic/Rome+(Italy)" >Rome</a>. Police say a former Japanese finance minister who stepped down after appearing drunk at an overseas news conference has been ...

2010-04-10T14:23:00ZAP Newstag:nuclearweaponsinfo.com,2010-04-10:/photo/japan-politics-899337p/

<a title="Japan" href="/topic/Japan" >Japan</a>'s <a title="Taro Aso" href="/topic/Taro+Aso" >Prime Minister Taro Aso</a>, left, talks with <a title="Shoichi Nakagawa" href="/topic/Shoichi+Nakagawa" >Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa</a>, right, after Nakagawa gave a speech during the 171st Regular Diet session in <a title="Tokyo" href="/topic/Tokyo" >Tokyo</a>, Monday, Jan. 5, 2009. <a title="Aso's Cabinet" href="/topic/Aso's+Cabinet" >Aso's Cabinet</a> submitted an extra budget worth 4.8 trill...

2010-04-14T11:54:55ZZUMA Press Inctag:nuclearweaponsinfo.com,2010-04-14:/photo/02172009-japans-finance-minister-shoichi-nakagawa-fired-drunk-g8-news-conference-rome-538747p/

<a title="Japan" href="/topic/Japan" >Japan</a>'s <a title="Shoichi Nakagawa" href="/topic/Shoichi+Nakagawa" >Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa</a> announces his resignation during a press conference at the Finance Ministry in <a title="Tokyo" href="/topic/Tokyo" >Tokyo</a>, Japan, on Feb.17, 2009. Nakagawa has been under fire over his unusual behavior at a recent G7 news conference in <a title="Rome (Italy)" href="/topic/Rome+(Italy)" >Rome</a>. (Xinhua/<a title="Kyodo News Agency" href="/top...

2010-04-14T12:00:12ZZUMA Press Inctag:nuclearweaponsinfo.com,2010-04-14:/photo/finance-ministers-abrupt-departure-slow-action-stimulus-538466p/

A heavy lift carries a container at a transit station, in <a title="Tokyo" href="/topic/Tokyo" >Tokyo</a>, <a title="Japan" href="/topic/Japan" >Japan</a>, 18 February 2009. The sudden resignation of <a title="Shoichi Nakagawa" href="/topic/Shoichi+Nakagawa" >Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa</a> may have a strong impact on Japan's ability to have fast implemented economic stimulus measures as the nation is in its worst recession in decades. In fact, Nakagawa's resignation happened in the middle...

2010-04-14T16:32:35ZZUMA Press Inctag:nuclearweaponsinfo.com,2010-04-14:/photo/nakawaga-shoichi-resigns-drunk-519756p/

<a title="Japan" href="/topic/Japan" >Japan</a>'s <a title="Shoichi Nakagawa" href="/topic/Shoichi+Nakagawa" >Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa</a> announces his resignation during a press conference at the Finance Ministry in <a title="Tokyo" href="/topic/Tokyo" >Tokyo</a>, Japan, on Feb.17, 2009. Nakagawa has been under fire over his unusual behavior at a recent G7 news conference in <a title="Rome (Italy)" href="/topic/Rome+(Italy)" >Rome</a> <div id="copyright"><div> Copyright 2009  ...