Koizumi says postal privatization is 'done deal'

Koizumi says postal privatization is 'done deal'

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi sit together with executive members of his ruling Liberal Democratic Party at the LDP Headquarters in Tokyo on Aug. 24. Koizumi expressed strong dissatisfaction over continued opposition within his own party to privatizing postal services, saying the privatization is ''a done deal.''

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