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Japan's ruling party votes for a new leader, hoping to regain public trust and stay in power

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TOKYO (AP) — Japan’s long-governing party will choose a new leader to replace Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba in a key party vote on Saturday, as it hopes to regain public support and stay in power after major election losses.

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