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Lee Jae-myung Wins Snap Presidential Vote in South Korea

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South Korea’s opposition party leader Lee Jae-myung is projected to win the country’s snap presidential election, according to a joint exit poll by broadcasters KBS, MBC, and SBS.

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Who is Lee Jae-myung, South Korea’s new President?

Mr. Lee has vowed, among other things, to boost South Korea's artificial intelligence industry, with the goal of making the country one of the top three global leaders in the field.

16 hours ago·India

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InsideNoVA.com

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Lee Jae-myung's rise from poverty to the South Korean presidency

Lawsuits, scandals, armed troops and a knife-wielding attacker all failed to deter Lee Jae-myung's ascendancy from sweatshop worker to the South Korean presidency.

23 hours ago

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The Citizen

Liberal Lee Jae-myung wins South Korea presidency in martial law 'judgement day'

Lee survived being stabbed in the neck in 2024

10 hours ago·Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, United Republic of

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BizToc

Lee Jae-myung takes reins as South Korean president

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15 hours ago

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marquesina.mx

Elections in South Korea: More than 50 Million Voters Decide the Country's Future After Yoon Suk Yeol's Removal

The candidates Kim Moon Soo and Lee Jae Myung are fighting for power in a divided nation, with a weakened economy and international tensions that pressure the next president South Korea is holding early presidential elections this Tuesday marked by an unprecedented institutional crisis. Former President Yoon Suk Yeol was dismissed at the end of last year after a failed attempt to impose martial law. Today, the country is looking at the polls for…

21 hours ago

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