:Bummei Ibuki, LDP secretary general

:Bummei Ibuki, LDP secretary general

TOKYO, Japan - Bummei Ibuki, secretary general of the Liberal Democratic Party, speaks to reporters at the LDP headquarters in Tokyo on Sept. 24 after he was appointed to the job. Ibuki, an LDP factional leader, backed Yasuo Fukuda, winner of the Sept. 23 LDP presidential election.

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