DPJ divided over Ozawa's fate

DPJ divided over Ozawa's fate

TOKYO, Japan - Azuma Koshiishi (C), leader of the House of Councillors caucus of the ruling Democratic Party of Japan, heads for a meeting with other DPJ executives at its head office in Tokyo on Dec. 13, 2010. The party brass held the meeting at a time when infighting has become tense among senior party members over the issue of how to handle Ichiro Ozawa's political funds scandal.(Kyodo)

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