Bid to avert no confidence vote falls short in Japan
Prime Minister Rii chi Miyazawa and Liberal Democratic Party leaders held talks to prevent a no confidence motion that could topple his government. Rebel Tsutomu Hata pressed for reforms and resisted extensions, with Parliament due to end Sunday. If defeated, Miyazawa faces dissolution and elections ahead of July’s economic summit.
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