Japanese lawmakers against TPP

Japanese lawmakers against TPP

TOKYO, Japan - A group of Japanese lawmakers raise their fists in a gathering to oppose Japan's participation in negotiations in the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade accord, at the No. 1 office building for members of the lower house in Tokyo on April 24, 2012. About 300 lawmakers and deputies from both the ruling and opposition camps attended the gathering. (Kyodo)

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