DPJ's Ozawa to stay party chief despite arrest of secretary

DPJ's Ozawa to stay party chief despite arrest of secretary

TOKYO, Japan - Main opposition Democratic Party of Japan President Ichiro Ozawa gives a press conference at the DPJ headquarters in Tokyo on March 4 after the arrest of his secretary on March 3 for allegedly violating the political funds control law.

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