Kan survives no-confidence motion

OSAKA, Japan - A man watches TV screens reporting that a no-confidence motion submitted by opposition parties against Prime Minister Naoto Kan's Cabinet has been rejected by parliament, at an electronics store in Osaka on June 2, 2011.

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