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(Observer Network News) Japan's Kyodo News Agency reported that on the 10th local time, Japan held the 26th House of Representatives Senate election. Forces supporting constitutional amendments have won 166 seats, more than two-thirds of the total seats (245 seats). Since the con - DayDayNews
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