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Opposition Promises Change in Japan

Saturday, August 11, 2007 2:13:18 AM
By YURI KAGEYAMA

A Democratic Party's lawmaker Satsuki Eda, center, reacts as the upper house of Japan's Parliament elected him as its president in Tokyo Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2007. Eda was chosen in a unanimous vote held during a special session of the parliament following the crushing defeat of Prime Minster Shinzo Abe's ruling party in July 29 elections.  (AP Photo/Kyodo News) TOKYO (AP) - The Liberal Democrats won election after election for five decades, but now some analysts say Japan may be evolving toward a two-party system like the U.S. after the ruling party faced the biggest challenge yet to its grip on power.

The relatively young Democratic Party became the top party in the 242-seat upper house of parliament for the first time ever after last month's election.

The Liberal Democrats still control the more powerful lower house, which picks the prime minister. But their seats in the upper house plunged from 109 to 84.


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