¡Hola amigos! 🎉 Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced on Monday, January 19 that she plans to dissolve the 465-seat House of Representatives on Friday, January 23—the opening day of this year's ordinary parliamentary session.
The big election day is set for Sunday, February 8, with official campaigning running from Tuesday, January 27 until the vote. This unexpected snap vote has set the political scene abuzz, like a surprise plot twist in your favorite anime.
Why it matters: Snap elections can reshuffle power quickly, impacting policies on the economy, social issues, and Japan's role in Asia and beyond. Young voters, now's your moment to shape the future—your voice counts! 🗳️✨
Keep your calendars marked and stay curious. More updates are on the way—stay tuned! 🚀
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Japanese PM Takaichi says general election set for February 8
cgtn.com
