Japan Ruling Party Faces July Elections After No-Confidence Vote
Prime Minister Miyazawa, in a weakened LDP amid a party split, schedules elections for July 18 after a no-confidence defeat. Rebel factions, led by Tsutomu Hata and others, plan new parties possibly denying the LDP a majority in the 512 seat lower house. The campaign begins July 4 with the Group of Seven summit to follow in Tokyo.
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Political Crisis Trembles Japan Ahead of Tokyo G7 Summit
Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa's no confidence defeat weakens Liberal Democrats as Japan, facing corruption scandals and internal rebellion, prepares to host the July G7 meeting. Government plans a large security operation to ensure a smooth summit and stance abroad.
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