(1)Gatherings to discuss Constitution held around nation

TOKYO, Japan - Social Democratic Party leader Takako Doi reiterates her call to keep the current Constitution intact at a convention held in Tokyo on May 3, the 56th anniversary of the implementation of the war-renouncing constitution.

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