LDP Masuzoe 'open' to any new party options

LDP Masuzoe 'open' to any new party options

TOKYO, Japan - Yoichi Masuzoe, a popular lawmaker in the opposition Liberal Democratic Party, speaks to reporters at the parliament building on April 14, 2010. Masuzoe, a former health minister, said he is ''open'' to options over a rumored bid to form a new party.

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