LDP chief Tanigaki

LDP chief Tanigaki

TOKYO, Japan - Sadakazu Tanigaki, leader of the main opposition Liberal Democratic Party, is surrounded by reporters after holding talks with former prime minister and LDP chief Junichiro Koizumi in Tokyo on April 5, 2011. During the talks, Koizumi voiced opposition to the idea of the LDP joining a grand coalition government to carry out post-quake relief and reconstruction measures, as proposed by the ruling Democratic Party of Japan.

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