The Japanese government on Tuesday disclosed a file suggesting that a former senior Finance Ministry official instructed a local finance bureau to alter documents related to favoritism allegations against then Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.It is hoped the disclosure of the over 500-page file, compiled by Toshio Akagi, a former ministry bureaucrat who was allegedly ordered to alter the documents, will shed light on the details of who instructed what in the scandal involving a dubious land transaction with Moritomo Gakuen, a school operator with ties to Abe's wife Akie.Akagi, a 54-year-old employ…READ FULL ARTICLE