Haraguchi to repeat Japan stance to N. Korea in 2nd-day talks

HANOI, Vietnam - Koichi Haraguchi, Japan's delegate to normalization talks with North Korea, tells reporters at a Hanoi hotel on March 8 that he will repeat Japan's basic stance in their meeting scheduled later in the morning in Hanoi, indicating he will again demand the resolution of the abduction issue.

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