Reform Discussion among 19 Unaffiliated Members of the Liberal Democratic Party

 On Friday (19th), 19 young and core members of the Japanese Liberal Democratic Party, who are not affiliated with any faction, formed an information exchange meeting to discuss political reform and exchange ideas, as the three major factions of the party dissolved due to the scandal of concealing political donation kickbacks.

The initiators of the message exchange include Vice Minister of Finance Akira Akasawa and former Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Manabu Sakai. Akasawa has a close relationship with former Secretary-General of the Liberal Democratic Party Shigeru Ishiba, while Sakai has a close relationship with former Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, who is not affiliated with any faction. Akasawa pointed out that without unity among non-factional members, they cannot share their ideas with party members. Regarding Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's decision to dissolve the Kishida faction (Koizumi faction), Akasawa expressed his admiration for Kishida's strong determination.

The weekly meetings of the exchange conference aim to enhance the voice of non-partisan individuals and share policy information, with the goal of promoting cooperation in elections. Both Suga Yoshihide and Ishiba Shigeru will not be involved in the operation. The exchange conference will not establish a political organization and will not hold any political fundraising banquets.

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A cold front located in the northern part of Guangdong is gradually moving south and is expected to cross the coast of Guangdong tonight (20th) to tomorrow morning (21st). This morning at 9:00, the Observatory recorded a temperature of 20 degrees Celsius and a relative humidity of 85%. In the past hour, the average UV index recorded in Kowloon Bay was 0.6, indicating a low intensity.

According to the observatory, there will be some sunshine today with dry and warm weather in the afternoon. The highest temperature will be around 25 degrees with a light breeze. However, the evening will see stronger north winds, leading to cooler temperatures. In the urban areas, the temperature will drop to a minimum of about 18 degrees Celsius, while in the New Territories it may be two to three degrees lower.

The weather is expected to significantly cool down tomorrow morning, and then get even colder later on Monday (22nd). Strong winds and occasional showers are expected on Tuesday (23rd) and Wednesday (24th), with the lowest temperature in the city dropping to about 8 degrees Celsius and the New Territories experiencing severe cold.

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