Ozawa hospitalized after vowing to beat Abe in election

Ozawa hospitalized after vowing to beat Abe in election

TOKYO, Japan - Main opposition Democratic Party of Japan President Ichiro Ozawa stands up on being reelected at a party convention in Tokyo on September 25. Later in the day, the 64-year-old Ozawa, who has a heart problem, was hospitalized for medical checkup.

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