Japan opposition chief won’t quit

By Berni | March 4, 2009

Mar 4 – Japan opposition chief Ichiro Ozawa says he won’t quit as party leader, despite the arrest of a close aide in a fundraising scandal.

Ozawa’s aide was arrested Tuesday over prosecutor allegations that illegal corporate donations were accepted, and at a news conference Wednesday, Ozawa defended his aide and said his own actions were beyond reproof.

Dan Sloan reports

Japan opposition chief won’t quit

correct the sentences

  1. The allegations are politically justified.
  2. The government is right to use its power in this case.
  3. Ozawa’s party is not very popular.
  4. The LDP has had three premiers in less than a year.
  5. The public are very supportive of the government.
  6. The current Premier is secure in his job.
  7. Flip flops are popular among politicians.
  8. The Finance minister supported the premier recently.
  9. Ozawa is an LDP member.
  10. He has a liberal style to leadership.

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