Support for Japan PM slips below 20 percent

June 15 2009 19:00:00

Support for Japan PM slips below 20 percent

Agence France-Presse

A survey by Kyodo News over the weekend showed support for the Aso cabinet among the electorate had dropped to 17.5 percent, down 8.7 points from last month. The disapproval rate for his cabinet rose to 70.6 percent, up 10.4 points.

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