Japan PM Abe pledges to spread benefit of economic recovery

TOKYO, Japan - People raise their fists during a May Day gathering hosted by the Japanese Trade Union Confederation also known as Rengo at Tokyo's Yoyogi Park on April 26, 2014. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe attended the gathering, the first prime from the Liberal Democratic Party to do so since 2001.

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