Japan's main opposition DPJ start annual convention

Japan's main opposition DPJ start annual convention

TOKYO, Japan - Democratic Party of Japan President Seiji Maehara addresses party members at the start of a two-day annual convention in Tokyo on Dec. 16. Maehara expressed hope that his party can gain public support in elections to win power. (Kyodo)

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