Japan’s ruling party says Abe won’t quit

24 Jul 2007

Japan’s beleaguered Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will not resign no matter how badly his coalition fares in Sunday’s elections, his government vowed Tuesday. The remarks came despite opinion polls showing the conservative premier’s approval ratings have plummeted to around 30 percent after a series of scandals and gaffes involving top aides. Full Story

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