DPJ, Innovation Party to seek common policies ahead of election

DPJ, Innovation Party to seek common policies ahead of election

Goshi Hosono (standing), policy chief of the main opposition Democratic Party of Japan, addresses a policy coordination meeting with the fellow opposition Japan Innovation Party at the parliament building in Tokyo on Jan. 5, 2016. The two parties, which have formed a joint parliamentary group, agreed to accelerate discussions on harmonizing their policies in the run-up to the upcoming House of Councillors election in summer. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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