DPJ leader Kan suggests he will resign

DPJ leader Kan suggests he will resign

TOKYO, Japan - Democratic Party of Japan leader Naoto Kan, under pressure to step down for failing to pay mandatory pension premiums, travels to a TV station in Tokyo to appear on a program May 9. According to DPJ sources, Kan suggested to a party executive he will resign.

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