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The '''Democratic Party of Japan''' (''Minshu-to'') is the current ruling party of [[Japan]], having won in 2009 as a result of dissatisfaction with the center-right [[LDP]] and its then-Prime Minister, [[Taro Aso]]. It is a center-left party, but advocates a free-market enterprise, in contrast to the [[Socialist Party of Japan]], Japan's other left-wing party. The current head is [[Yukio Hatoyama]], who is now the current Prime Minister. | The '''Democratic Party of Japan''' (''Minshu-to'') is the current ruling party of [[Japan]], having won in 2009 as a result of dissatisfaction with the center-right [[LDP]] and its then-Prime Minister, [[Taro Aso]]. It is a center-left party, but advocates a free-market enterprise, in contrast to the [[Socialist Party of Japan]], Japan's other left-wing party. The current head is [[Yukio Hatoyama]], who is now the current Prime Minister. | ||
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Revision as of 23:26, April 9, 2010
The Democratic Party of Japan (Minshu-to) is the current ruling party of Japan, having won in 2009 as a result of dissatisfaction with the center-right LDP and its then-Prime Minister, Taro Aso. It is a center-left party, but advocates a free-market enterprise, in contrast to the Socialist Party of Japan, Japan's other left-wing party. The current head is Yukio Hatoyama, who is now the current Prime Minister.