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kurisupisu
In a poor country charging 70% more for a staple food gets a year in the clink-fair enough…
JeffLee
Serves you right, Japanese corporations and govt. Yes, there IS a reason for those sanctions and a price to be paid for dealing with the devil. Just ask Mr. Kasamatsu. LOL.
sakurasuki
No immunity, everyone are same in the law of Myanmar law.
dagon
Considering it is a military dictatorship the punishment seems fair. Imagine if other countries had such prosecutions for price gouging, wage theft and assorted business malfeasance.
Executives might find out ninety degree bows and apologizing for confusing the public won't cut it.
tigerjane
The country once upon a time called Burma is forced to deal with corruption from its own government, it is pretty rich coming from them indicting a Japanese national for doing the same.
With that said, shame on this company being in Myanmar and providing money to the government and supporting the regime to stay in power.
ycgdude
This never works.
quercetum
Japan Inc execs, welcome to reality. Your fake insincere ojigi does't translate outside your country.
Pukey2
He just realized that fixing the price of rice and slapping 700% taxes on non-Japanese rice doesn't work outside of Japan.
Cephus
"Japanese Aeon supermarket exec released from detention in Myanmar."
Great!! But locking him up was wrong in the first place. Rice quality differs tremendous and so do other foods, fruits etc. Therefore, absolute price control is impossible and undemocratic.
Mike_Oxlong
What part of military junta was unclear?
WA4TKG
Quick, now RUN to the airport. Don’t go back to your place. Go NOW !
virusrex
It will become clear in the following days after the Japanese government makes some declaration or take some measure in support of the Junta.
nonu6976
100% the Junta have received something from Jgovt .
lostrune2
Lol, price-fixing is done in Japan all the time