The Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru was prepared for the upper house of Parliament on Sunday for the election for Ishiba’s ruling alliance.
The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), already in a minority in the lower house since last October SNAP elections, has been facing public dissatisfaction over inflation, political scams and an increase in anti-immigration.
According to the exit poll, LDP and its junior partner Coomito looked certain to fall to fall less, with only 50 out of 50 seats, LDP and its junior partner Coomito.
In recent years, the discovery of electoral defeat has usually resigned a Prime Minister. However, Ihibada has vowed to lead Japan to lead Japan through a difficult terrain to trade with the US in front of Lump Tiffs.
He said at a press conference after being a party leader through business talks, “We are engaged in extremely important target talks with the United States … We should never ruin the thesis dialogue.”
With the possibility of loosening both houses, Japan enters the unwanted political field because LDP has been in power since its foundation in 1955, which stops a few years in between.
Rise of ‘Japanese First’ party
The rift of the right -wing localishly Sansito party has complicated the race.
Once a fringe movement, vaccinating during the Kovid -19 epidemic on YouTube and spreading the principles of conspiracy about global clans, the party is now gaining momentum with its “Japanese first” rhetoric and criticism of immigration, globalism and firing.
Exit polls suggested that Sanseito could win at least 7 seats, specifically appealing to young male voters.
Its leader, Sohai Kamiya, has compared Trump and Germany’s AFD for anti -establishment and social media access.
According to the AFP news agency, an interview of a Sunset candidate by Russia’s Sputnic news agency on Sunday canceled the controversy and quick refusal of the relationship with Russia by Kamiya.
The European Union has banned Sputnik with other Russian state media for “disintegration and information manipulation”.
Edited by: Alex Berry
