Yoshino re-elected as Rengo president

Yoshino re-elected as Rengo president

Tomoko Yoshino (C, R) addresses a regular meeting of the Japanese Trade Union Confederation in Tokyo on Oct. 6, 2023, after being re-elected as president of the country's largest labor organization known as Rengo.

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