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© Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.Reelected Ishiba vows to step up reform
By MARI YAMAGUCHI TOKYO©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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dagon
Internationally seems to be the case, because you have a neolib consensus only interested in financialzation of the economy and huge gains to large asset holders
Change will not come from this establishment or a populist movement blaming immigrants.
The fault is with the LDP
Mr Kipling
Not holding my breath on this one.
sakurasuki
@Mr Kipling exactly,
Let's see how long the cabinet can hold, the last one was really short lived, election gamble not working in their favor somehow.
Simon Foston
How about actually doing something about it.
Aly Rustom
“While we stick to the LDP-Komei partnership as the foundation, we will do our utmost to gain understanding of as many other parties as possible as we humbly work to ensure safety and security of the people,” Ishiba said.
Blah Blah.... cut and paste. repeat and rinse.
Aly Rustom
And in other news....
Ishiba appears to doze off during Diet session to select PM
Sanjinosebleed
Translated to... we must find new and innovative ways to rort the system without the voters finding out....
Tokyo Guy
A cynic might say that the women in the photograph are wearing white clothes because it ensures they stand out, thus allowing the LDP to show how progressive they are. "Look! We have women in our cabinet! Two, in fact!"
dobre vam zajebava
empty talk.
word wows making me not well...he will do nothing positive...
GillislowTier
I vow reforms by hiring the same people who were investigated for scandals last time!
socrateos
I don't think Ishiba is too worried about that. As I've said many times, Ishiba is a different type. His main opponents are within his own party—the right-wing followers of Abe. His allies within the party are a very small minority. By comparison, the opposition parties like Noda's CDP and Tamaki's DPP are actually closer to him due to the liberal leanings of his beliefs. I think he welcomes this situation.
virusrex
To be completely fair his actions and decisions have done a lot to debilitate his own party, indirectly facilitating reform. That the opposition is not likely to take advantage of this opportunity is of course another thing.
Aoi Azuuri
LDP slush funds have even suspicion that they exploited illegal purpose such as bribery or disinformation. But, LDP plot contributing same amount to obscure it.
piskian
Step up?
How about start?
Baby steps,baby steps....
therougou
Aso's face when he spotted Ishiba sleeping is priceless.
shogun36
Step up or WAKE UP?
Aly Rustom
He's such a hypocrite. The number of times he has been caught with Abe snoozing in parliament is uncountable