SDP chief Doi thought of resigning but vows to stay on

SDP chief Doi thought of resigning but vows to stay on

TOKYO, Japan - Social Democratic Party (SDP) chief Takako Doi briefs secretaries general of the party's prefectural chapters about the arrest of former SDP policy chief Kiyomi Tsujimoto at the SDP's headquarters in Tokyo on July 24.

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