Sixty-four-year-old politician was born on March 7, 1961. in the city of Yamatokoriyama, the Pomegranate Prefecture, located in the western part of the island of Honšu.
Takaichi studied at the University of Kobe in Japan. And for the first time, he was chosen to the representative home in the 1993 General Elections. years as an independent candidate, and later joined LDP. Since then, nine times was selected in the House of Representatives.
Takaichi won the LDP headquarters beat the Minister of Agriculture Shinjira Koizumija, which was slightly favorable.
Voting for LDP leaders, originally scheduled for 2027. year, after Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba announced resignation 7. September, after the defeat of the coalition in the elections for the upper home in July.
Takaichi also ran in the elections for LDP leaders in 2021. years, but she finished third in the first round. She fought again for the leading position in Foreign 2024. years, but she lost closely from Ishibe in the second round.
Takaichihin Mandate will now cover the remaining two years of Ishibin’s original three-year term, until September 2027. years.
The party’s new president is expected to become 104. Prime Minister Japan, although the Coalition led by LDP no longer has a majority in parliament due to split in opposition parties that are still divided.
If Takaichi becomes the next Prime Minister of Japan, he will be the first woman at that function.
In Japan, a new leader of the ruling party subsequently elected for the Prime Minister.
The potential challenge for LDP is that its coalition partner, commitite, previously expressed preference for moderate prime minister, something that Takaichi does not represent.
From the murder of the former Prime Minister Shinza Abea 2022. In Takaichi’s hometown, LDP faced numerous challenges, including scandals such as the Secret Fund, including the alphabetical abuse of the ABEOVA and SHISISUIKAI FRACTION.
She would be the fourth Prime Minister from Abe’s murder, who inherited Yoshihide Suga, Fumio Kishida and Shigeru Ishiba.
She is a former Abe protégé and was the Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications under his Prime Minister of 2019. until 2020. years.
Her new position of the LDP boss put her stubborn conservative attitudes in focus, asking questions about what her leadership could mean for Japan, as she is expected to become the next Prime Minister of Earth.
Takaichi agrees with conservative views of Shinz Abe, occupies a hawk stance on diplomacy, especially towards China, and is considered his political heir.
“All in all, she wants to go even far from Abe in building a security establishment from a wider spectrum, but also emphasized the growing foreign populations,” said Japanese analyst to Tobias Harris, how to quote “Nikkei Asia “.
Some of Takaicha’s attitudes on World War I include a criticization of textbooks that omit “great achievements of our predecessors” and called Japanese “overseas progress by aggression,” between the 2004 column. On its website.
Takaichi also said in his victorious speech that there are numerous policies, many of whom must be spent quickly.
“All Members of LDP will be asked to work, work as horses. I will leave the term, work, work, work, that is what I will do in tirelessly in the fields of Japan and for the renovation of LDP,” she added.
Earlier this week, Takaichi called Taiwan an extremely important partner and a prized friend for Japan.
Takaichi’s choice also raises questions about the Trade Agreement, which Japan closed with the USA.
Earlier said Tokyo must remain in his own if any unfairness is detected during the process of Japan in connection with the Japanese investment fund of $ 550 billion, which the East Asian Nation promised Washington as part of the Degraded Customs Agreement, the Bloomberg announced. Takaichi did not turn off the possibility of re-negotiating the agreement.
Takaichi is also a member of Nippon Kaigija, the largest Japanese ultranationalist and conservative groups. The goal of the organization is to change post-war national awareness based on the view of the Tokyo Tribunal on history as a fundamental problem and revise the current Japanese Pacific Constitution.
Takaichi openly visited the controversial shrine of Jasukuni, related to the war.
The Sanctuary Jasukuni built in 1869. year Meiji and was dedicated to Japanese soldiers who died in the wars of the Meija Restoration. It is now a tribute to 2.5 million dead in the war, including 14 convicted war criminals from World War II.
The shrine was a long source of diplomatic tensions between Japan and its neighbors, especially South Korea and China, which visits consider the sign of Japanese failure to fully recognize their war past.
(Vijesti.ba)
