The Democratic Party of Japan’s new president on Tuesday named Goshi Hosono as party policy chief and appointed Akira Nagatsuma and Renho as deputy presidents.
Katsuya Okada’s appointment of prominent party figures presents an image of unity as the DPJ tries to regain public trust.
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