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  • Abenomics decreases jobs and income

    The number of employees in 58.5% of Japan’s major electrical equipment and car-related makers has decreased, showing that Abenomics has no effect on job creation.

  • SDF making poison gas in secret

    Japan’s Ground Self-Defense Force has been producing poison gases such as sarin at its facility in a densely-populated metropolitan area, reported Akahata on July 6.

  • editorial  Which party is capable of meeting public demands in Upper House election?

    The House of Councilors election started on July 4. Political party leaders’ kick-off speeches illustrated which party is capable of properly responding to citizens’ voices.

  • POLITICS
  • Receiving pension benefits at age 65 is ‘too early’: Hashimoto

  • LDP uses ‘Abenomics’ to tap construction companies for political donations

  • Internet business pushes for online drug sales

  • LDP media campaigns made possible by tax subsidies

  • Osaka mayor again makes remarks insulting women’s rights in Okinawa

  • LABOR
  • Unfairly fired workers can take paid holidays after return to work: Labor Ministry

  • Union protests against ruling party’s rejection of TV interview

  • SDF
  • SDF making poison gas in secret

  • ECONOMY
  • Abenomics decreases jobs and income

  • Abe’s announced plan to double farmers’ income criticized by farmers as highly deceptive

  • Japanese farmers share goal of food sovereignty with global peasant movement

  • Directors of major securities firms get higher remunerations thanks to ‘Abenomics’

  • PEACE
  • 441 young lawyers issue statement opposing constitutional amendment

  • JCP
  • JCP Ogata attends US independence day reception

  • WELFARE
  • Citizens demand that gov’t not link lowering of livelihood protection standard to school expenses subsidy system

  • NUCLEAR CRISIS
  • TEPCO will apply for reactivation of NPP while failing to put Fukushima disaster under control

  • Abandon plans to restart nuclear reactors: Fukushima residents

  • Application for restart of nuclear reactors abandons Fukushima: victimized farmers and fishers

  • editorial Block restart of nuclear power reactors in Upper House election

  • OKINAWA
  • State provides funds to local fisheries cooperative and gets approval for US base construction

  • GREAT EAST JAPAN DISASTER
  • Corporate tax on fisheries’ cooperative in disaster-hit area

  • EDUCATION
  • Attacks on Japanese history textbooks increasing

  • ELECTION
  • editorial Which party is capable of meeting public demands in Upper House election?

  • Media giants flatter PM Abe, avoid touching on election issues

  • DPJ candidate for Upper House election repeatedly makes outlandishly hawkish remarks

  • ENVIRONMENT
  • Japan’s northernmost city uses alternative energy as major source for electricity



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