[Cabinet remodeling] Administration executive “Mr. Ishiba is over”

Prime Minister Abe is making full-scale adjustments for next week's cabinet reshuffling and party officials. The secretary-in-chief of the second floor, who had settled for a while, said his decision on the 7th. Liberal Democratic Party Secretary-General, 2nd Floor “To meet the expectations of all of you, you have to work with a heavy responsibility. Prime Minister Abe will appeal “stability and challenge” in this personnel affairs, and will maintain the framework of the administration, such as the secretary general of the second floor. The prime minister's surroundings have voiced that “the appointment of new human resources is not just a challenge”, but the party has also pointed out that “the emphasis on stability is not enough to foster human resources”. Chairman Masatone Kishida, who is aiming for post-Abe, will remain, but many people say that there is no presence in the party. This time, the Kishida school is also in charge of the constitutional amendment, and while there is a view that "If you leave a record, you will be close to Post Abe", "Because you can not become the prime minister on its own, you have no choice but to succeed as Prime Minister Abe "I heard a cold voice." In addition, the faction of former secretary general Ishiba who is away from Prime Minister Abe was placed outside the mosquito net in this personnel affairs. The party's support for Mr. Ishibuchi has not spread, and one executive has said with a generous expression that Mr. Ishiba is over. However, in the current situation of “Abe 1 strong” without a powerful post-Abe, criticism of Prime Minister Abe, such as “Prime Minister Abe has not nurtured a successor” or “No solid leader has been nurtured” from the party, , Voices lamented the depletion of human resources. A major issue is whether the remodeling of the cabinet can be linked to the development of talented successors without stopping Prime Minister Abe's personal centripetal power. * Some excerpts from the link below. Continue with the source http://www.news24.jp/articles/2019/09/07/04495174.html document.write(” + ”); Related article document.write(” + ”);