Tanigaki downplays LDP dissidents' movement

Tanigaki downplays LDP dissidents' movement

TOKYO, Japan - Sadakazu Tanigaki, president of the main opposition Liberal Democratic Party, heads to a room for LDP executives in parliament in Tokyo on March 16, 2010. Tanigaki downplayed movements of LDP dissidents, telling a party function, ''Victory in the upper house election should take priority.'' (Kyodo)

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