DPJ to suspend membership of Kan

DPJ to suspend membership of Kan

TOKYO, Japan - Former Prime Minister Naoto Kan leaves after attending the Democratic Party of Japan's executive meeting at its headquarters in Tokyo on July 26, 2013. The DPJ decided to suspend the membership of Kan for three months -- a reduction from an earlier proposed expulsion -- for his support of an independent candidate in the July 21, 2013, House of Councillors election in defiance of a party decision.

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