South Korea: Conservative party minister elected as a candidate
Conservative South Korean Power Power Party on June 3 chose former Labor Minister Kim Moon-Sun as a candidate for the presidential election, calling on President Yoon Suk Yeol for trying to impose war law.
The Kim Democratic Party will face Liberal candidate Lee Jay-Muyung, who led all the traditional candidates who announced by two digits of the election.
At the age of 73, Kim, a labor activist at the university, later became the Labor Minister in the Yoon Government, and promised to implement favorable policies for companies if it was elected.
In his acceptance speech, Kim said that the country is facing a political crisis, as he describes the aggressive opposition campaign.
“South Korea is in crisis,” said Kim. The Democratic Party demonstrated the impeachment movements against 31 officers.
“They have led the Prime Minister, the Deputy Minister of Economic Affairs, the Head of the Audit and Inspection Council, Chairman of the Korean Communications Commission, Attorney General and Promoters to lead a wide and indiscriminate impeachment campaign on the leading investigation.
Finally, Kim promised to reform the amended constitution in 1987.
Elections are triggered Removal of Presidency Yoon In April, the Constitutional Court ruled on December 3 that he had committed a violation of duties by announcing the War Act without justification.
