Hatoyama believed to lead DPJ chief race

Hatoyama believed to lead DPJ chief race

TOKYO, Japan - Main opposition Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) Deputy Secretary General Yukio Hatoyama is believed to be in the lead in the party's top post race, which began on Sept. 11. Hatoyama, 52, is in an interview with the press in front of his home in Tokyo.

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