Opposition DPJ, LP sign merger deal

Opposition DPJ, LP sign merger deal

TOKYO, Japan - Main opposition Democratic Party of Japan leader Naoto Kan (L) and smaller opposition Liberal Party leader Ichiro Ozawa shake hands after signing documents on their merger deal at a Tokyo hotel on Sept. 24.

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