LDP's Tanigaki at party meeting

TOKYO, Japan - Sadakazu Tanigaki (2nd from L), chief of the main opposition Liberal Democratic Party, attends a meeting of the party's General Council at its headquarters in Tokyo on Sept. 30, 2011. During the meeting, Tanigaki proposed making some changes in the party's executive lineup, including appointing Toshimitsu Motegi, chairman of the LDP's public relations section, as the party's new policy chief, which was approved.

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