JCP ready to work with DPJ, but not OK with all DPJ pledges

JCP ready to work with DPJ, but not OK with all DPJ pledges

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Communist Party leader Kazuo Shii holds up the party's manifesto for the Aug. 30 general election during a press conference at the JCP's headquarters in Tokyo on July 28.

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