Regarding the burial of Abe, Japan quarreled

Comprehensive foreign media reported on the 16th that the Japanese government has basically finalized that the national funeral will be held for Abe this fall, and the cost plan will be borne by the state. Japanese public opinion had different opinions on this, and a number of people in the opposition parties made conversations on the 15th, expressing their opposition to holding national funerals.

On July 8th local time, former Japanese Prime Minister Abe was shot while giving a speech in Nara. The Japanese media said the suspect had been controlled by the police. The picture shows the former Prime Minister Shinzo of Japan, and was conducting street speeches before encountering a shooting. Picture source: Visual China

The Japanese government wants to hold a national funeral for Abe

Show "the determination to not succumb to violence"

According to the Kyodo News Agency, at noon on the 11th of the 11th day of the day after the voting of the Japanese Senate, several people proposed to "hold a national funeral." Prime Minister An Tian Wenxiong has since discussed the possibility of national funeral.

On the 13th, Kanada and the official house Chiefs Matsuno Koda, the vice president of the Liberal Democratic Party, and Monu Mumin, the director of the Liberal Democratic Party, faded the meal and confirmed the direction of the national funeral. Later, the Senior Democratic Party called to inform Mrs. Abe Zhao Hui and obtained consent.

As a reason for the implementation of national funerals, Kishida listed the "political achievements" of the East Japan Earthquake Reconstruction and Revitalizing the Economy, and said that through the holding of national funerals, Japan showed "the determination to not succumb to violence." The Liberal Democratic Party was unanimously welcomed.

According to reports, the funeral form of the former Prime Minister of Japan has so far used the "Cabinet and Liberal Democratic Party". The Japanese government shared about 77 million yen for the joint funeral of Hyamamoto Morimoto in 2006; in the middle of 2020, the government shared about 96 million yen during the joint funeral of Kanghong.

According to the Japanese Asahi TV report, on the afternoon of July 9, local time, the gifted car containing former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe arrived in his house in Tokyo.

Japanese public opinion opinions are different

"I hope to use this money to support national life"

In response, Japan made a conversation on the 15th, including the Welle Party Order and the New Election Group, the Social Democratic Party and the Communist Party, and opposed the national funeral for Abe.

The reasons for the order of the order in the statement include that the legal basis of national funeral does not exist, and cannot be said to achieve economic revitalization. The Social Democratic Party criticized the Abe government's "Mori Friends and Canadian Academy" and cherry blossom viewing.

Some Japanese people also seem to have objections. Some netizens posted on social media that under the new crown epidemic and high prices, they "hope to use this money to support national life."

Source: China News Network

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