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Social Democratic Party's Lasalle Ishii Supports Prime Minister Ishiba's Continued Tenure, Calling It "the Most Reasonable Option" and "Don't Create a Political vacuum."

Lassalle Ishii, who was elected for the first time as a proportional representative for the Social Democratic Party in the House of Councillors election, updated his X (formerly Twitter) account by the 24th, posting in support of Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba (president of the Liberal Democratic Party) continuing in his position. He said, "He is the most decent LDP prime minister in recent times." Calls for the prime minister's resignation are g…
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Lassalle Ishii, who was elected for the first time as a proportional representative for the Social Democratic Party in the House of Councillors election, updated his X (formerly Twitter) account by the 24th, posting in support of Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba (president of the Liberal Democratic Party) continuing in his position. He said, "He is the most decent LDP prime minister in recent times." Calls for the prime minister's resignation are g…

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In the House of Councillors election held on July 20, the big gains made by the Liberal Democratic Party and the Democratic Party of Japan attracted more attention than the big defeat of the LDP and the Komeito Party. Behind the noise, election watchers were secretly paying attention to the struggles of the Communist Party and the Social Democratic Party. Both parties are in a strong position against the LDP and the Constitutional Democratic Par…

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toyokeizai.net broke the news in on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.
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