Kamei to resign as minister

Kamei to resign as minister

TOKYO, Japan - People's New Party leader Shizuka Kamei speaks during a news conference to announce his resignation as postal reform minister and financial services minister in Tokyo early June 11, 2010. Kamei protested the ruling Democratic Party of Japan's failure to fulfill an accord between the two parties over a postal reform bill, but said his party will not leave the coalition. (Kyodo)

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