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Meeting demands extra steps to improve economyDate Posted: 2001-11-21 Both organizations are planning to make an appeal to the central government, national assembly and other organizations in Tokyo. The Chairman of the Okinawa Union, Yoshimasa Karimata pointed out that the special economic measures that Okinawa has enforced for the last three years are incomplete. He demanded that new steps be taken. He added that Okinawa was damaged specifically because the U.S. military bases are concentrated on the island. He demanded compensation as a matter of course as he said it is the government’s responsibility. |
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