DPJ leadership election

DPJ leadership election

TOKYO, Japan - The Democratic Party of Japan's former internal affairs minister Kazuhiro Haraguchi announces his candidacy in Tokyo on Sept. 10, 2012, for the party's presidential election later in the month.

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