The main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan held a party convention on Monday and adopted a program of activities for fiscal 2025 that positions a change of government as its top goal.
The CDP will now accelerate preparations for this summer's House of Councilors election and the next House of Representatives election.
In a speech at the party convention, CDP leader Yoshihiko Noda highlighted the party's demands to revise the government's fiscal 2025 budget bill, including freezing a government plan to raise the ceiling on out-of-pocket medical expenses.
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