SDP threatens not to sign Cabinet resolution

SDP threatens not to sign Cabinet resolution

TOKYO, Japan - Mizuho Fukushima, leader of the Social Democratic Party of Japan, one of the two junior partners in the governing coalition, is surrounded by reporters at the SDP's headquarters in Tokyo on May 27, 2010, after a meeting of party executives. The meeting decided that Fukushima, who also has a ministerial portfolio, will not sign a Cabinet resolution as long as Hatoyama presupposes that the relocation site will be in the coastal area near the Marines' Camp Schwab.

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