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South Korean rival parties clash during confirmation hearing for Prime Minister nominee
Rival political parties clashed Wednesday as they disagreed over the eligibility of Prime Minister nominee Kim Min-seok during the second and final day of his confirmation hearings. The main opposition People Power Party demanded the nominee submit evidence to clarify allegations surrounding his wealth and family, while the ruling Democratic Party of Korea protested the PPP's baseless attacks were disrupting a thorough vetting of his abilities. …
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporters Ahn Chae-won, Kim Jeong-jin, and Oh Gyu-jin = The ruling and opposition parties each called the first day of the hearing of Prime Minister nominee Kim Min-seok, held the day before, a "blunder" and...
Prime Minister nominee hearing signals how President Lee Jae-myung will govern
South Korea’s National Assembly began confirmation hearings on Tuesday for Prime Minister nominee Kim Min-seok, with proceedings marked by partisan clashes and the absence of both witnesses and expert references. The ruling Democratic Party (DP) and main opposition People Power Party (PPP) exchanged accusations from the outset, with the PPP criticizing the DP for refusing […] The post Prime Minister nominee hearing signals how President Lee Jae-…
[Seoul = Newsis] Reporters Kim Ji-hoon, Lee Seung-jae, Nam Jeong-hyeon, and Han Eun-jin = On the first day of the confirmation hearing for Prime Minister nominee Kim Min-seok on the 24th, the ruling and opposition parties engaged in a battle over the submission of documents and suspicions about the formation of his assets. The Democratic Party of Korea defined the various suspicions raised by the opposition party as “attempts to find fault” and …
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