TOKYO - For the second time in a year, Japanese voters, who are long known for their political apathy, have voted against their rulers.
On Sunday night, voters expressed their dissatisfaction with the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), which lost momentum in the poll for the Upper House of the Diet, after being mired in funding scandals, the resignations of leaders and the inability of the party to carry out its manifesto for reform.
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