Ex-premier Hashimoto to return to politics, stay at hospital

Ex-premier Hashimoto to return to politics, stay at hospital

TOKYO, Japan - Former Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto speaks to reporters in his faction's office in Tokyo on April 2 after talks with senior members of the faction, the largest in the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. Hashimoto will resume political activities while staying at the hospital where he underwent heart surgery a month ago.

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