Protests From Opposition Lawmakers
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporters Kim Jeong-jin, Jo Da-woon, Oh Gyu-jin, Lee Yul-lip, and Jeong Yeon-sol = On the 2nd, the ruling and opposition parties [met] Lee Jae-myung's... regarding next year's budget bill, which amounts to a record-breaking 821 trillion won.
President Lee Jae-myung’s policy speech at the National Assembly on the 2nd was briefly interrupted as People Power Party lawmakers protested, shouting, “You are talking nonsense,” while he was stating that “there is almost no net increase in government debt.” During the policy speech on the 2027 budget bill held at the National Assembly that morning, President Lee [addressed] the processing of the budget bill within the statutory deadline.
President Lee Jae-myung faced fierce protests from People Power Party lawmakers while explaining next year's budget proposal during his policy speech at the National Assembly. As questions regarding government bond issuance and legal proceedings poured in, the President briefly paused his speech, showed a willingness to listen to the opposition party's opinions, and then resumed his remarks. This incident once again confirmed the standoff betwee…
President Lee Jae-myung’s State of the Nation address to the National Assembly on the 2nd revealed a stark contrast in atmosphere between the ruling and opposition parties, with contrasting applause from the ruling party and jeers holding picket signs from the opposition. Delivering his fourth State of the Nation address since taking office, President Lee entered the plenary hall wearing a tie featuring alternating navy and gray colors. The Blue…
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President Lee Jae-myung engaged in a war of words with lawmakers from the People Power Party while explaining the issues of national debt and the issuance of new government bonds during his policy address to the National Assembly on the 2nd. As opposition lawmakers unleashed a barrage of protest remarks during the speech, President Lee paused briefly to respond directly, prompting applause from the Democratic Party of Korea in response. Presid…
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