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By Sakura Murakami

KASHIWAZAKI--Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s push to restart Japanese nuclear power plants idled after the Fukushima disaster faces stiff opposition ahead of a general election on Sunday, where his future as leader hangs in the balance if the vote is tight.

KASHIWAZAKI, Japan (Reuters) - Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's push to restart Japanese nuclear power plants idled after the Fukushima disaster faces stiff opposition ahead of a general election on Sunday, where his future as leader hangs in the balance if the vote is tight.

While Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida vowed to show the people that his ruling party has been "reborn," voters will still see familiar names on the ballot in the upcoming general election as political dynasties continue to dominate the countrys political landscape.

Although Prime Minister Fumio Kishida vowed to show voters that the LDP has been "reborn," inheritance of incumbency is conspicuously prevalent in Japan's national political scene.

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Debate over whether to restart more reactors in Japan is highly charged, with 40% of the population opposing the move.

Prime Minister Fumio Kishidas push to restart Japanese nuclear power plants idled after the Fukushima disaster faces stiff opposition ahead of a general election on Sunday, where his future as leader hangs in the balance if the vote is tight.

A steady rally in the dry bulk market this year hasn’t been translated to a similar case in terms of newbuiding ordering activity, although orders have certainly rebounded to healthier levels. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allied Shipbroking said that “despite the intense activity in most of the Far Eastern shipyards, dry bulk projects ...

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