Former Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda vowed to take Japan's main opposition party to government after winning its leadership election Monday, as it gears up for a possible snap election likely to be called by the winner of the ruling party's presidential contest later this week.Noda, 67, campaigned to shift the left-leaning Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan toward the center, beating former Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano, a 60-year-old liberal lawmaker and the party's founder, in a runoff. He netted 232 points to Edano's 180 in the vote."We will break the majority held by the Lib…READ FULL ARTICLE
