Japan's embattled Prime Minister Taro Aso on Friday pledged to fix the recession-hit economy and create millions of jobs, seeking to claw back fading support as he heads to the ballot box. Aso's party, which has ruled Japan almost without a break for more than half a century, is lagging badly in opinion polls against the untested centre-left Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) ahead of the crucial August 30 vote. To win over undecided voters, still a third of the electorate, the party promised a...
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