Koizumi criticizes Aso over postal privatization remarks

TOKYO, Japan - Former Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi speaks at a meeting of ruling Liberal Democratic Party lawmakers at the LDP headquarters in Tokyo on Feb. 12. At the meeting of the lawmakers, who promote postal privatization, Koizumi criticized Prime Minister Taro Aso for his remarks showing willingness to review postal privatization. (Kyodo)

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