Fate of U.S. base in balance with Okinawa locals' opinions torn

Fate of U.S. base in balance with Okinawa locals' opinions torn

Ai Tamaki, a university student from Okinawa Prefecture, speaks in front of tens of thousands of people at a rally in Naha on June 19, 2016, held to protest the alleged murder of a local woman by a U.S. base worker. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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