Mori fields questions at news confab following election

Mori fields questions at news confab following election

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori fields questions June 26 at a news conference at the headquarters of his Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) following Sunday's House of Representatives general election. He attended the conference in his capacity as LDP president. Mori's three-way ruling coalition won an overall majority of 271 of the 480 seats -- far below their pre-election strength of 336 seats.

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