Gyeonggi Province Governor Lee Jae-myeong unveils the second basic disaster income payment plan in Gyeonggi-do at the briefing room of Gyeonggi-do Office in Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do. Yonhap News, Gyeonggi Photo Group
Gyeonggi Province Governor Lee Jae-myeong announced a plan to “pay 100,000 won in local currency for the entire province” despite the ruling party’s strong concerns over the universal payment of disaster support. In particular, the Governor Lee Nak-yeon, together with Democratic Party representative Lee Nak-yeon, continued his policy of not dismissing his beliefs the day after the’open check’. The interpretation that Governor Lee has won another political battle with the results of public opinion polls stating that it is ahead of rival Lee, who is a competitor in the recent ruling party presidential election preferences. Governor Lee held an online press conference on the morning of the 20th and announced that it would pay 100,000 won in local currency each with a fixed expiration date to the citizens of Gyeonggi Province. Regarding the payment timing, he said he would consider the corona 19 quarantine situation, but made it clear that he would implement the payment plan, saying, “I will decide as soon as possible.” This can be seen as reflecting the recommendations of the Democratic Party’s leadership to some extent, but revealing the willingness not to break the policy’s beliefs. Earlier, on the 18th, the Democratic Party Policy Committee Chairman Hong Ik-pyo called Governor Lee and asked for speed adjustment, saying, “Respect the autonomy of local governments, but take full consideration of the quarantine situation” regarding the payment of’Gyeonggi-do’s second basic disaster income have. Although the number of corona19 confirmed cases is decreasing, it means that it is not the time to revive consumer sentiment with the universal payment of disaster subsidies as it is not at a safe stage.
Lee Nak-yeon, representative of the Democratic Party, is reviewing the data at the Supreme Council meeting held in the National Assembly on the morning of the 20th. yunhap news
Here, even representative Lee made a remark that could be interpreted as urging Governor Lee to restraint. In an interview on the 19th (MBC), CEO Lee said about the universal payment of disaster subsidies to all, “I am (social) distant now, but telling me to consume (because I give basic disaster income) is like turning on the left blinker and going to the right. It could be similar to that.” In the politics, there are interpretations that the Governor Lee’s ‘Basic Disaster Income for evangelists’ payment is contrary to the government’s quarantine measures, and it is interpreted that a check has been issued. It was a remark that felt a temperature difference from the fact that CEO Lee refrained from directly commenting on questions about Governor Lee or Gyeonggi-do government and showed a cautious appearance. The day after President Lee spoke with the intent to keep pace with the direction of the government and ruling party, Governor Lee chose to implement his resolution. It means that he will not reap his will as he has emphasized the necessity and effect of additional universal disaster support payments as a way to breathe in the “worst economic situation” through Facebook or broadcast discussions. Representative Lee’s choice does not seem to have anything to do with his confidence in the trend of rising public opinion support. Gallup Korea, an agency specializing in public opinion polls, said that as a result of asking 1,000 people over 18 years old nationwide for their preference for political leaders (sampling error ±3.1% point 95% confidence level), the governor gained 23%. It was revealed on the 15th. Compared to Lee (10%), it is more than twice the figure. Compared to the time when the preference for Lee was only a single digit in January of last year, and the preference for Lee was over 20%, public opinion support has changed. Governor Lee said at a press conference on the day that the Democratic Party’s leadership raised the issue of equity by local governments, obstacles to quarantine activities, etc. It was difficult” he said. By Noh Ji-won, reporter [email protected] ▶Go to: Jae-Myung Lee “Payment of 100,000 won for the second disaster basic income to all residents of Gyeonggi Province”
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