(5)Campaigning begins for Nov. 9 general election

(5)Campaigning begins for Nov. 9 general election

OKINAWA, Japan - Social Democratic Party leader Takako Doi kicks off her election campaign with a speech in the city of Okinawa on Oct. 28 following the official announcement of the Nov. 9 general election.

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