
曾任内阁官房副长官、参议院议长,连续当选6届参议员
日本自民党籍参议院议员山崎正昭于13日清晨逝世,享年84岁。他曾任内阁官房副长官、参议院议长,连续当选6届参议员,属于旧安倍派,在政治资金丑闻期间承认未如实申报4万日圓政治献金。告别式将于本月17日举行。
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山崎正昭出生于福井县大野市,毕业于日本大学法学部,先当选福井县议员,1992年首次当选参议员,连续担任6届。他在小泉纯一郎任内担任内阁官房副长官,2013年至2016年担任参议院议长,属于旧安倍派。
日本自民党籍参议院议员山崎正昭为在职中最年长的参议员,他于13日清晨过世,享年84岁。他出生于福井县,曾任内阁官房副长官、参议院议长等要职,连续担任6届参议员。
福井电视台、朝日电视台报导,山崎出生于福井县大野市。他从日本大学法学部毕业后,出马参选福井县议员并当选,接着在1992年首度当选参议员,而且连续当选参议员,目前正处于第6个任期。
他在前首相小泉純一郎任内担任内阁官房副长官,并在2013年到2016年担任参议院议长。他生前属于旧安倍派,于自民党派系政治献金丑闻(俗称小金库事件)延烧期间,在国会的政治伦理审查会承认未如实申报4万日圆的政治献金。
日本朝野于今年7月就副首都相关法案僵持不下时,山崎缺席全体会议,使外界担心他的身体状况。
日本TBS电视台报导,日相高市早苗得知山崎过世后,于社群平台X发文悼念山崎,并盛赞山崎长年担任国政要职,于第30届参议院议长任内「致力于确保议会运作公平、圆满,对日本宪政发展做出重大贡献。」
山崎的告别式将在本月17日举行。
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日本参议院将就山崎正昭席位的补选或填补安排展开讨论
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