Aso, Hatoyama clash over financial resources for social security

Aso, Hatoyama clash over financial resources for social security

TOKYO, Japan - Two photos show Democratic Party of Japan leader Yukio Hatoyama (L) and Prime Minister Taro Aso speaking in their second Diet debate on June 17. They clashed over financial resources for ballooning social security costs.

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