Shinzo Abe (1954-2022): Vida y carrera política del primer ministro más longevo de Japón

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00:00Shinzo Abe was Japan's youngest and longest-serving prime minister.

00:04Let's take a look back at his political life.

00:07Abe stepped into politics and served as executive assistant to the foreign minister

00:11before being elected to the House of Representatives in 1993.

00:17In the early 2000s, he served as chief cabinet secretary in both Mori and Koizumi cabinets.

00:24In 2003, he was elected as the secretary general of the Liberal Democratic Party, or LDP.

00:33Three years later, he became Japan's 90th prime minister at the age of 52.

00:39He was the first Japanese government leader born after the Second World War

00:43and also the youngest prime minister in the Japanese history.

00:48Today, I launched a cabinet that aims to produce a beautiful country.

00:52But his first term lasted less than a year.

00:57I resigned from my job as prime minister.

01:01Abe came back in 2012 and was elected as the president of LDP

01:06and started his second term in office as Japan's prime minister.

01:10He launched an ambitious economic program known as Abenomics

01:15to ease monetary and structural reform intended to stimulate the long moribund Japanese economy.

01:24Using economics, I will increase jobs and income

01:27and revitalize the countryside while making citizens' livelihoods better.

01:33He also prioritized promoting Japan-U.S. alliance

01:36during his eight-year long term in office.

01:40Abe pushed the country's constitutional amendment,

01:42but with very little outcome.

01:47Under the new cabinet launch today,

01:49we as the Liberal Democratic Party

01:51will lead a vigorous discussion towards constitutional reform.

01:56He resigned for the second time in 2020 due to health problems.

02:01Theo Bing CGTN

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