DPJ to seek to take reins of gov't with victory in election

DPJ to seek to take reins of gov't with victory in election

YOKOHAMA, Japan - The Democratic Party of Japan opens a one-day convention in Yokohama on Jan. 16. The party is set to adopt an action policy outlining its intention to take the reins of government by defeating the ruling Liberal Democratic Party in the next general election, expected to take place this year. (Kyodo)

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