Ozawa predicts major political realignment in a few years

Ozawa predicts major political realignment in a few years

TOKYO, Japan - Ichiro Ozawa (standing), leader of the opposition Liberal Party, speaks in Tokyo on Aug. 21 at a seminar aimed at training future political leaders. Ozawa predicted a major political realignment will take place in Japan within a few years.

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