The nationalist Sanseito party won 14 seats in Japan's upper house elections, promoting an anti-immigration message and tax cuts.
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Elections to Japan's upper house of parliament have brought a major surprise, with the nationalist Sanseito party winning 14 seats, luring voters with warnings about immigration and promises of tax cuts. Debuting on YouTube during the pandemic, the party promoted 'Japanese First', emphasizing the need to protect the lives of Japanese citizens. In contrast, the Liberal Democratic Party, led by Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, lost its majority, highlighting its political weakness.
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Cutremur electoral în Japonia: Sanseito, partidul conspiraţiilor online, dă lovitura la urne şi câştigă 14 locuri în Senat cu mesaje anti-globalizare şi promisiuni sociale
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