Takaichi debatirá con los líderes de seis partidos de la oposición el 20 de mayo

Sanae Takaichi debatirá con los líderes de seis partidos de la oposición el 20 de mayo. Los partidos elegibles son aquellos que cuentan con al menos 10 escaños, ya sea en la Cámara de Representantes o en la Cámara de Consejeros.

La legisladora del Partido Liberal Democrático, Sanae Takaichi, debatirá con los líderes de seis partidos de la oposición el 20 de mayo. Solo los partidos de la oposición que cuenten con 10 o más escaños, ya sea en la Cámara de Representantes o en la Cámara de Consejeros, están habilitados para participar. Se espera que la sesión proporcione una plataforma para el intercambio directo de opiniones políticas entre el oficialismo y la oposición.

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