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Support for DPJ Recovers
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By June 10, 2010, the Democratic Party of Japan has recovered in poll ratings with 60% ratings for the new premier Naoto Kan and the DPJ. Ratings for Mr Hatoyama had dropped to 20% by the time he resigned. Hatoyama resigned June 2, 2010.
Multiparty democracy in Japan- Internal divisions and factions in the LDP party and the Democratic Party in Japan and no coherent base in either party
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The development of coherent base for the main political parties in Japan is still taking shape. Predictions of divisions within the rising Democratic Party similiar to the one taking place in the LDP.
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