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JCP 26th Congress resolves to squarely confront LDP
The Japanese Communist Party held its 26th Congress on January 15-18 in Shizuoka Prefecture, discussing ways to turn the upward tide of the party to a full-fledged offensive.
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Candidates other than Utsunomiya cannot put stop to runaway Abe
The media is reporting as if the coming Tokyo gubernatorial election is a battle between a former prime minister and a former welfare minister while neglecting to mention progressive lawyer candidate Utsunomiya Kenji. What did the two ex-ministers do during their tenures?
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Anti-base mayor’s re-election is Okinawans’ verdict
In Okinawa’s Nago City mayoral election which centered on the plan to construct a new U.S. military base in the city, anti-base incumbent won with a wide margin over a pro-base candidate backed by the ruling parties. This marks Okinawan people’s historic victory.
- POLITICS
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TV helps Abe out of crisis
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21 million pension records will be left unidentified
- US FORCES
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Marines parachute onto land outside designated training site
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US servicemen arrested for trespassing
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JCP in Fukuoka opposes use of Ospreys in Japan-US joint disaster drill
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JCP opposes deployment of US nuclear-powered vessel to Yokosuka
- LABOR
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French union supports ex-Nissan non-regular workers’ lawsuit
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Zenroren declares opening of 2014 spring wage offensive
- SDF
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Peace groups protest against SDF warship’s fatal collision with fishing boat
- JCP
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Shii: Anti-US base mayor’s re-election marks victory for all Okinawans
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JCP 26th Congress resolves to squarely confront LDP
- WELFARE
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Akita Pref. will subsidize low-income families’ purchase of heating oil
- OKINAWA
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194 Okinawans go to court to reverse decision to approve landfill for new US base
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Local village assembly demands Okinawa governor’s resignation
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Anti-base mayor’s re-election is Okinawans’ verdict
- HISTORY
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‘Comfort women’ trial questions Abe gov’t’s historical interpretation
- TOKYO
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Candidates other than Utsunomiya cannot put stop to runaway Abe
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Tokyo gubernatorial candidate Masuzoe proposed an N-power station in Tokyo
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Masuzoe’s party illegally used state subsidies to pay back its loan
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Former PM Hosokawa still fails to reveal his money scandal
- CIVIL RIGHTS
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Court orders Tokyo to pay 17 Muslims Y90 mil for defamation
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Journalists call for joint action to demand revocation of secrecy law