Leadership race of new opposition party in Japan

Leadership race of new opposition party in Japan

Kenta Izumi, policy chief of the Democratic Party for the People, speaks to reporters in Tokyo on Sept. 7, 2020, after filing his candidacy to run in an election to choose the leader of a new party, created through the merger of the DPFP and the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, the country's two largest opposition parties.

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