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Yasuo Fukuda

The New York Times

Artikler om Yasuo Fukuda fra nytimes.com. Senest opdateret 23. september 2008
  • Japan's Governing Party Picks New Leader

    Taro Aso, an outspoken conservative who has advocated a return to old-style government spending to stimulate Japan's economy, was chosen Monday by the governing Liberal Democratic Party to become the nation's next prime minister. Mr. Aso, a former foreign minister, won two-thirds of the vote for the presidency of the party, easily beating four...

  • MEMO FROM TOKYO; Populist Appeals in Election, And Claims of Political Theater

    Barack Obama accused his opponents of trying to put lipstick on a pig, and some people here are saying that Japan's governing Liberal Democratic Party is trying to do much the same thing. The party, which has governed Japan for a half century, would seem to have departed drastically from back-room politics as usual. As it prepares to choose the...

  • Premier Race Is Free-for-All In Japan, at Least on Surface

    A week after Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda's abrupt resignation plunged Japan into political turmoil, the governing Liberal Democratic Party appears to be caught in a rare free-for-all, with five candidates vying for party leader and prime minister. But it is a matter of debate here whether it is a true contest or a fracas staged to pump up the...

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thumb|Yasuo Fukuda 2008.
Yasuo Fukuda (japansk: 福田康夫 = Fukuda Yasuo), født 16. juli 1936) er en tidligere japansk premierminister.

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