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Three major candidates after Abe. Graphic = Reporter Song Jeong-geun
Meanwhile, post-Abe competition is also fluctuating, as recently emerged Minister Suga has announced his intention to run. He announced his intention to run in a meeting with Secretary General Nikai, who had the key to the presidential election the day before, and it was reported that he had requested Nikaipa’s support. (47) Secretary Nikai said he gave him a virtue by saying, “Work hard.”
Minister Suga drew a line regarding the governor-elect, saying, “I don’t believe at all.” However, while Prime Minister Abe was in office, he took command of government policies and showed his presence. Prime Minister Abe also said in a monthly interview last month that he was “one of the leading candidates.”
Although he is not affiliated with a particular faction, he has 30 members who support it. It is known that Secretary General Nikai will join forces with Secretary Suga for his succession. Even around the prime minister, there are many opinions that he is eligible as a ‘savior pitcher’ who will appear during the governor’s remaining term (one year) for the continuity of politics, such as answering Corona 19. Lack is also expected from a strong candidate in Hosodapa (98 members), the largest faction to which Prime Minister Abe belongs, benefit Suga.
On the other hand, Fumio Kishida, President Jeongjo and former Secretary General Ishiba all lit up red. President Jeongjo Kishida, who was once mentioned as an influential successor, visited Prime Minister Abe’s sister-in-law on the night of the 28th to show his friendship, but did not hear any mention of support for the selection of successors. After Suga ran for Minister Suga, he had a stumbling block in supporting Hosodapa and others.
Former Secretary Ishiba was also in double trouble. This is because Nikaipa, who has reached out to expand his power in the debate on how to choose a governor that goes against him, plans to support Suga. As he has already had a hard time in the three gubernatorial elections, he is in a position to consider running if the decision is made by election of both houses.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe leaves after expressing gratitude for the recurrence of ulcerative colitis, a chronic disease, at a press conference held at the official residence in Tokyo on the 28th. Tokyo = AP Yonhap News
Tokyo = Kim Hoe-kyung Correspondent [email protected]
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