Author: 고한솔

In a recent political development, the proposal for a live broadcast of a meeting between Han Dong-hoon, the leader of the People Power Party, and Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the Democratic Party, has sparked controversy. Kim Min-seok, a senior member of the Democratic Party, criticized the idea, stating that there was no need to waste airtime on a “Yoon Suk-yeol show avatar” that could spread misinformation. Instead, he urged Han Dong-hoon to submit the promised “Chae Sang-byeong special prosecutor law.” Kim Min-seok emphasized the importance of focusing on resolving issues rather than engaging in a televised spectacle. He also…

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Summary: The leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, Lee Jae-myung, has entered self-isolation after testing positive for COVID-19, causing the postponement of a scheduled meeting between party leaders. The Democratic Party’s public relations office confirmed Lee’s positive test and subsequent isolation. In response, the leader of the main opposition People Power Party, Han Dong-hoon, announced the postponement of the inter-party meeting due to Lee’s health condition. Wishing Lee a speedy recovery, Han expressed hopes for a fruitful dialogue focused on national interests, political restoration, and the cessation of political disputes. Additionally, Lee and the new leadership of the Democratic…

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In a recent development, the leader of the Innovation Party, Cho Kuk, has been summoned for questioning by prosecutors regarding his alleged involvement in the appointment of Lee Sang-jik, a former lawmaker, as the head of the small and medium-sized Business Venture Promotion Corporation (SMC). Cho has stated that he will comply and attend the questioning on the 24th of this month and later revised the date to the 31st. The investigation is focused on suspicions of favoritism in the hiring process of Taeyeaster Jet, a low-cost airline founded by Lee Sang-jik in which Cho was previously appointed as the…

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In a recent meeting, Cho Kuk, the leader of the Cho Kuk Innovation Party, emphasized the importance of a third negotiating entity to support Lee Jae-myung, the newly inaugurated leader of the Democratic Party of Korea. Cho stated that to truly represent the progressive forces as a whole, a third negotiating body is essential. He highlighted the numerous occasions where Democratic Party lawmakers had proposed bills to relax negotiating entity criteria, seeing the 22nd National Assembly as a vital opportunity for political reform. Hwang Un-ha, the Democratic Party’s floor leader, also advocated for active involvement from the party to discuss…

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In a vibrant display of democracy, the Democratic Party of Korea held its national convention and elected Kim Min-seok as the top party member, with 18.23% of the total votes. The colorful and competitive race saw various candidates vying for key positions, including Kim Byung-joo, Han Jun-ho, and Lee Eun-joo joining the leadership team for the next term. The convention was not without drama, as controversies surrounding certain candidates added excitement to the proceedings. Despite initial challenges, Kim Min-seok emerged victorious with support from party members and significant polling numbers. As the Democratic Party leadership takes shape for another term…

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Today, the Democratic Party’s future leadership will be decided with the election of the new leadership team. Despite the prevailing sentiment that “the outcome is already determined,” there are key points to watch. The final vote percentage for the leading candidate, as well as the fierce competition for the top party officials in the last-minute battle, are among the highlights. The “anti-Lee Jae-myung” sentiment led by Jung Bong-ju, a strong contender, also adds intrigue to the mix. On another front, the battle for the top five spots, especially the struggle for the top spot by Kim Min-seok, labeled the “Jae-myung…

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The recent political scene has been rife with tension as the Democratic Party prepares for its 8.18 National Convention. Kim Du-kwan, a candidate for party chair, expressed concerns about the upcoming trial of candidate Lee Jae-myung in October. Despite acknowledging the need for Lee to refine his policies and attend court proceedings, Kim emphasized the importance of dynamic party leadership beyond the 2022 presidential election. During a radio appearance, Kim addressed criticism of fellow candidate Jung Bong-joo, clarifying his statements as aimed at those who prioritize personal fame over party principles. At a regional event, Kim stressed the need for…

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In the recent events of political upheaval within the Democratic Party of Korea, candidate Jeong Bong-ju has sparked controversy by vowing to clamp down on factions loyal to Lee Jae-myung. Despite facing backlash from strong supporters, Jeong remains determined to eradicate those who prioritize personal gain over party loyalty. At a regional party meeting in Seoul, Jeong emphasized the importance of unity within the party and condemned divisive tactics that lead to defeat. However, Jeong’s popularity took a hit in online polls, dropping to sixth place in Seoul after previously ranking third in other regions. Despite this setback, Jeong remains…

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The newly-appointed Seoul City Party Chairman, Rep. Jang Kyung-tae (Dongdaemun, Seoul), was elected on the 17th as the Seoul City Party Chairman at an event with a 92.97% approval rate from voters. The voting took place at the Seoul Jangchung Gymnasium, where Rep. Jang ran unopposed with a turnout of 43.34%. In his acceptance speech, Chairman Jang expressed his ambitions for the upcoming 2026 local elections, stating that if they replicate the success of the 2018 local elections, they can secure victories in the Gangnam, Seocho, and Songpa areas. With a vision for victory, Chairman Jang is determined to work…

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In preparation for the upcoming 8·18 Democratic Party general assembly, candidate Lee Jae-myung emerged victorious in the Seoul regional primaries, securing over 92% of the votes. Meanwhile, candidate Jeong Bong-ju, who has faced criticism for his anti-Lee Jae-myung stance, only managed to secure single-digit votes and fell to sixth place. In a day where online voting results were disclosed, Lee Jae-myung dominated with 92.43% in the Seoul area and 99.18% among overseas party members. Despite a rocky start due to controversial remarks, Jeong Bong-ju managed to secure a spot in the top three of the cumulative voting results after visiting…

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