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July 15, 2009
September 23, 2008
Old style, it's the new Japanese prime minister
Mr. Taro Aso, grnadson of ex-primeminister, Shigeru Yoshida has, in his first impression, image of "New".
But his political style is deeply old fashioned.
His team is, and will be, composed by political groups supporting him. This is a old style which was normal before Koizumi cabinet.
His economique policy is truly naive. He will spend much money for road constructions which is not necessary. This is a traditionnal way for the Japanese Liberal Democratic Party, so many building companies supported it.
At last, his nationalistic thought is troublesome for neighboring countries, especially Korea and China. Japanese diplomacy will pile up during Aso's reign.
July 31, 2007
People didn't support ABE
Japanese people voted for Democratic Party, which is the opposite party to Prime Minister Shinzo ABE, who is a leader of the Liberal Democrat Party.
Before the election, LDP had 110 members in the Upperhause. But now, there are 83 members belonging to LDP.
Instead, Democratic Party has now 109 members in the Upperhause.
Now, the Lowerhouse supports ABE cabinet, but the Upperhouse majority is opposite side.
Before the election, LDP had 110 members in the Upperhause. But now, there are 83 members belonging to LDP.
Instead, Democratic Party has now 109 members in the Upperhause.
Now, the Lowerhouse supports ABE cabinet, but the Upperhouse majority is opposite side.
July 29, 2007
Upper house election
Today, Japan is election day for Japanese Upper house(the House of Councillors).
Japanese Constitution establishes two congress, House of Representatives and House of Counsillors.
And half of members of House of Counsillors must be elected in every 6 years.
Japanese Constitution establishes two congress, House of Representatives and House of Counsillors.
And half of members of House of Counsillors must be elected in every 6 years.
New Anti-Spam Legislation in Jp
Japanese government (METI) decided that an Opt-in regulation should be introduced for its anti-spam legislation.
In Japan, there are 2 anti-spam laws : Tokutei Shotorihiki Ho and Tokutei Denshimeru Tekiseika Ho.
Meti has a competence for former law. They will reforme Tokutei Shotorihiki Ho to introduce the opt-in regulation next year.
In Japan, there are 2 anti-spam laws : Tokutei Shotorihiki Ho and Tokutei Denshimeru Tekiseika Ho.
Meti has a competence for former law. They will reforme Tokutei Shotorihiki Ho to introduce the opt-in regulation next year.
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