NCP head Kumagai set to lose in election

NCP head Kumagai set to lose in election

TOKYO, Japan - Hiroshi Kumagai, head of the New Conservative Party (NCP), a junior coalition partner of the dominant Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), speaks at a news conference Nov. 9 in Tokyo as he is set to lose his seat in general election the same day.

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