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Tokyo voters punish Japan ruling party ahead of national election
TOKYO: Voters in Tokyo knocked Japan’s ruling party from its position as the largest group in the city assembly, results showed Monday, a warning sign for Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s unpopular government before July elections. Japanese media said it was a record-low result in the key local ballot for the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), which has led the country almost continuously since 1955. Public support for Ishiba, who took office in October, has been at rock-bottom for months, partly because of high inflation, with rice prices doubling over the past year.
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Tokyo voters punish Japan ruling party ahead of national election
TOKYO: Voters in Tokyo knocked Japan’s ruling party from its position as the largest group in the city assembly, results showed Monday, a warning sign for Prime Minister Shigeru…
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Tokyo: elezioni municipali, disastro per partito premier - Notizie - Ansa.it
Notizie poco consolanti per il partito del premier giapponese Shigeru Ishiba, che soffre un'altra batosta elettorale in vista del voto per il rinnovo del Senato in luglio. (ANSA)
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Japan’s revolving-door prime ministers: is Ishiba next?
After less than a year in office, Shigeru Ishiba is already under pressure following an abysmal showing for his party in a Tokyo election.