The position of Prime Minister of Japan, Naoto Kan, at the end of the horn because votes have not succeeded in overcoming the threat of nuclear radiation and the recovery location of the earthquake and tsunami. The survey of a leading newspaper in Japan concluded that, Kan. should be replaced. The opposition threatened to rolling motion of no confidence in parliament.
The Nikkei business daily in today's edition featuring the survey results, which showed that 70 percent of respondents want PM Kan replaced. Not until half of the total respondents who considered that Kan should still occupy positions to overcome the crisis of nuclear radiation in Japan's northeastern region after the devastating tsunami and earthquake 11 March.
In addition, nearly three-quarters of the total respondents rated the government unable to cope with the crisis Kan complex in Daiichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima prefecture. The government also considered slow in doing recovery for people who lost their homes, so many do not get certainty whether they could go home from camps.
Meanwhile, the news station Press TV also revealed that the opposition in parliament will propose a motion of no confidence over government Kan. The move was announced by the alliance of the Liberal Democratic Party and New Komeito Party on Friday last week.
If the vote of no confidence from the opposition in parliament granted, then the PM Kan should resign or immediately accelerate the schedule of elections. (sj)
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