Communist Party chief Fuwa not to run in general election

Communist Party chief Fuwa not to run in general election

TOKYO, Japan - Tetsuzo Fuwa, chairman of the Japanese Communist Party's (JCP) Central Committee, tells reporters at the Diet building in Tokyo on Feb. 14 that he will not run in the next general election. Fuwa, however, retains the party's top post.

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