The catalogue of troubles besetting the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, already undergoing an unprecedented one-year postponement due to the coronavirus pandemic, got longer on Friday as 83-year-old organizing committee chief Yoshiro Mori resigned after his sexist remarks stirred a wave of domestic and international criticism.The first major blemish appeared in July 2015, when a public outcry over the cost of building the new National Stadium led the government to abandon the originally approved design and begin a new bid process.Because of that, construction began 14 months late, and the 6…READ FULL ARTICLE
