In addition, former Minister of Small and Medium Venture Business Park Young-seon (pictured left) and Rep. Woo Sang-ho, a candidate for the Democratic Party’s Mayor of Seoul, are having a broadcast discussion on Yonhap News TV in Jongno-gu, Seoul on the afternoon of the 17th. Reporter Oh Jong-taek
In addition, Rep. Sang-ho Woo and former Minister of Small and Medium Venture Business Park Young-sun, who ran for the Democratic Party’s Seoul Mayor’s primary election, held a fierce battle at the second TV debate held on the afternoon of the 17th.
Targeting Real Estate Policy Against TV Discussion
Park Young-sun “Isn’t it a privilege for the view of the Han River?”
Sang-ho Woo “Failed in China due to mosquito infestation”
The issue was also real estate policy. Regarding Congressman Woo’s ‘160,000 riverside road public apartments’ policy, former Minister Park pointed out, “The view right of the Han River riverside belongs to all the citizens of Seoul. . Rep. Woo said, “I looked at the map and took a picture from a tall building, and the site that did not damage the view area came out up to 15-20 km,” and asked, “Should the view of the Han River be only for the rich?”
Rep. Woo raised the level of attack toward former Minister Park’s pledge of’vertical garden’. It is a pledge to solve housing and rest by creating a park and a smart farm in the middle of the building, and by putting a single-person home.
Rep. Wu said, “I’m going to put 5,000 trees, but when I asked experts, they had to be about 40 stories high to enter them all. There are similar places in Sichuan, China, but only 10 out of 800 households are infested with mosquitoes. It remains,” he criticized.
“Vertical gardens are highly likely to be a horror, but are you willing to withdraw your pledge?” Former Minister Park said, “I don’t know who you asked, but it depends on how you calculate them. The vertical garden is a symbol of Seoul that prioritizes ecological and environmental issues, but does not mean that it will be built 40 stories high.”
Competition for securing reinforcements between the two candidates is also heating up. On the morning of the 17th, Rep.Woo met with lawyer Kwak Sang-eon, former President Roh Moo-hyun’s son-in-law, and showed off his connections, including the pro-Roman camp. Rep. Woo’s strongest support forces are the 86th group (a student in the 80s and 60s) and Park Won-soon-gye.
Former presidential secretary Lim Jong-seok gave support to the public early in January, and on the 11th, members of the 81st grade, including Song Young-gil, Jeong Seong-ho, Park Jeong, Yang Kyung-sook, Yang Ki University, and Yu Dong-soo, visited the camp. Rep. Park Hong-geun, Nam In-soon, Chun Jun-ho, and Ki Dong-min, who are classified as’Park Won Soon-gye’, are also helping U. In addition, in the’Cheering Relay’ video uploaded by Rep. Woo on YouTube, active lawmakers in Seoul, including Kim Young-joo, Kim Young-ho, Park Yong-jin, Lee Yong-seon, and Lee Hae-sik, were named. In the first TV debate with former Minister Park on the 15th, Rep. Woo said, “It is important to cooperate with 25 local governments in Seoul,” saying, “79 out of 101 Seoul council members of the Democratic Party, 80% are helping me.” Emphasized.
Former Minister Park organized a camp centered on members of the Moon Jae-in government’s cabinet and pro-moon lawmakers from the Blue House. On the 12th, the former Minister Park announced that it had recruited former Minister of National Defense Jeong Gyeong-doo, former Minister of Environment Cho Joong-rae, and former Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Park Yang-woo as heads of policy advisories in the fields of security, environment, city, and culture and arts, respectively. All three former ministers have a relationship that worked together as members of the State Council when Park was the Minister of the Middle and Medium Business.
Members of the Blue House have also joined the camp for former Minister Park and are contributing to securing the vote of’friendship’. Representative of the Democratic Party’s Democratic Party Congressman Kun-Young Yoon, who was elected by President Moon’s reconsideration and inherited Park’s district in the 21st general election. Moon Jae-in is also helping the former Minister Park, as well as Rep. Koh Kohn Jeong-jeong, who served as a spokesman for the Blue House, and Lee Su-jin, a former judge. In addition, former Minister Park appointed former National Assembly Chairman Moon Hee-sang, who is regarded as a greeting that encompasses pro-no and provincial family, as the sponsoring chairman.
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