Mori signals intention to resign to LDP brass

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori leaves his official residence after meeting with top executives of his Liberal Democratic Party on March 10. In the meeting, Mori signaled his intention to resign in the near future by telling the party executives, including Secretary General Makoto Koga, that he wants to move up the party's presidential race from this autumn.

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