Yosano says new party to map schedule for fiscal rehabilitation

TOKYO, Japan - Former Finance Minister Kaoru Yosano speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Tokyo on April 6, 2010. Yosano, who has tendered a letter of resignation to the main opposition Liberal Democratic Party, said the new party he will form with former trade minister Takeo Hiranuma and other like-minded lawmakers this week will map out a concrete schedule for Japan to achieve economic growth and fiscal rehabilitation.

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