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| Democratic Party lawmaker Woo Sang-ho, who ran for the 4/7 Seoul Mayor’s by-election, announces the 2030 Green Seoul Project air quality improvement policy at the Seoul Yeouido National Assembly Communication Hall on the morning of the 17th. 2021.1.17/News1 © News1 Reporter Shin Woong-soo |
On the 17th, “I am fighting 10-1 on my own at the Democratic Party,” said Woo Sang-ho, a member of the Democratic Party, who ran for the 4·7 Seoul Mayor’s by-election. “He said. On this day, Oh Se-hoon, who threw a vote for the mayor of Seoul, set the day to say, “I made a futile call to run conditionally. It’s ridiculous.”
On that day, Congressman Woo held a press conference at the National Assembly Communication Hall and announced the ‘2030 Green Seoul Project Air Quality Improvement Policy’. Prior to the announcement of the policy, Rep. Woo emphasized, “Mid-January is also passing, and Oh Se-hoon is scheduled to run for mayor of Seoul today,” and “I will still walk alone.”
Unlike opposition champions with 10 candidates to challenge the mayor of Seoul, the Democratic Party has yet to announce that only U. Small and medium-sized venture business minister Park Young-sun is expected to declare a run after reopening within this month, and Congressman Park Ju-min is unlikely to run. As a result, the Democratic Party is also rumoring the election of former Deputy Prime Minister Kim Dong-yeon.
Rep. Woo once again expressed dissatisfaction with Minister Park Young-sun and the party, whose declaration of run was delayed.
Rep. Woo said, “It is not a very desirable situation to have been running for more than a month with an article saying that you are not running,” he said. “If Minister Park decides to (run), I hope you will reveal your intention to run as soon as possible.”
At the same time, he repeatedly criticized the delay in determining the schedule for the party’s primary election. Rep. Woo said, “The schedule for the party’s primary election is too late. I’ve seen a lot of work in the primary, but it’s very strange,” and said, “If the party looks like this, isn’t it?”
Rep. Woo said, “In the beginning of this week, as Minister Park announced his intention to run (to some of the Seoul congressmen), it would be nice to contact him as soon as possible to find a doctor.” “I urge you to confirm the contest schedule.”
Earlier, at a press conference on the 14th, Rep. Woo said, “We formally request that our party as soon as possible confirm and announce the Seoul Mayor’s race schedule.” “The media is raising a question whether the schedule will be delayed in consideration of the timing of a specific candidate. “Criticized.
Regarding whether Minister Park will declare his office before retirement, he said, “I think the doctor will be able to reveal it,” he said. “Because of taking up the issue of the president’s personnel rights, the minister cannot speak to the president, so (Minister Park) will be in trouble.” did.
As for the possibility of a new third-party candidate, including former Deputy Prime Minister Kim Dong-yeon, from the Democratic Party, he drew a line that “it is impossible now.” He dismissed, “It is impossible for a person who cannot be discussed now to jump in,” and dismissed, “The Seoul mayoral election is where citizens see a lot of pledges, but suddenly we should not prepare anymore.”
Regarding the election of former Deputy Prime Minister Kim, he repeatedly said, “It’s not now,” he predicted, “I don’t know (I don’t know if I met the party leadership), but if Minister Park says he’s running, he won’t come out.”
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| Democratic Party lawmaker Woo Sang-ho, who ran for the 4/7 Seoul Mayor’s by-election, announces the 2030 Green Seoul Project air quality improvement policy at the Seoul Yeouido National Assembly Communication Hall on the morning of the 17th. Rep. Woo said, “I’m fighting 10-1 on my own in the Democratic Party.” |
Meanwhile, Oh Se-hoon’s declaration to run for mayor of Seoul was devalued as “the rarest declaration of running.”
Rep. Woo said, “(Ahn Cheol-soo’s declaration of a conditional run for the people’s power or worthy of the people) was the rarest declaration in politics for over 20 years,” he said. “It’s too ridiculous to say even conditional running.” .
In addition, “CEO Ahn Cheol-soo also declared that former Mayor Oh Se-hoon would not be mayor of Seoul, but declared it to run, which is an act of contempt for Seoul citizens.” “I said.
On the other hand, on the same day, Rep. Woo announced’Seoul, a 10,000 million breathing community, measures to guarantee the right to breathe’ as part 4 of the’Seoul Dreaming of Tomorrow’ policy series. Previously, after pledged to supply 160,000 public housing units and establish a public medical school at the University of Seoul, this time he came out with a’right to breathe’ such as the fine dust problem.
From 2030, Rep.Woo pledged to △reject diesel cars △ ban new registration of gasoline cars △ ban the passage of internal combustion locomotives in the green traffic area inside the four gates. In addition, △Conversion of electric and hydrogen vehicles for public vehicles and public transportation and expansion of infrastructure △Installation of cooling & clean roads on roads and construction sites △Full replacement of household boilers with eco-friendly boilers △Expanding the entire Seoul area for health and safety △Subway It promised to replace old electric vehicles, introduce vehicles to remove fine dust, and install fine dust free zones in the station.