Aso likely to extend legislative session

Published  2008-11-18 13:12:39
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The Democratic Party of Japan's reluctance to participate in Diet proceedings or vote on some bills increased the likelihood that the ruling bloc will extend the extra Diet session beyond its Nov. 30 close. The DPJ boycotted Upper House sessions Tuesday after DPJ leader Ichiro Ozawa failed to persuade Prime Minister Taro Aso, in an emergency meeting the night before, to submit the second supplementary budget for a Diet vote by Nov. 30 and pave the way for an early general election. Read the full story

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