In addition, Democratic Party representative Lee Nak-yeon sits down after taking commemorative photos at the first meeting of the Prosecutors’ Reform Special Committee held at the National Assembly on the 29th. Chief Commissioner Kim Jong-min (right) and judicial committee chairman Yoon Ho-jung (left) also attended. yunhap news
On the 29th, the Democratic Party of Korea announced at the first meeting of the Special Committee on Prosecution Reform (hereinafter referred to as the Special Committee on Prosecution) that “there was no talk about the theory of impeachment Yun Seok-yeol” (Spokesman of the Special Committee on Prosecution Hyung Oh). Democratic Party leader Lee Nak-yeon said in a remark, “A lot of opinions flow from inside and outside the party. I hope that the Special Commission will melt all such opinions like a furnace and serve to draw the cleanest conclusions.” Ho-joong Yun, chairman of the judiciary committee, who is considered the core of the pro-moon, remarked, “The idea that reform should be achieved through systems and systems, not by humans.”
President Lee emphasized the day before The message was clear that the focus was on “promoting institutional prosecution reform”. On this day, however, remarks aimed at Yoon’s individual, such as the theory of impeachment, sporadically erupted throughout the Democratic Party. ‘Like Hoe’, mainly from the so-called’motherland guardianship’ such as Kim Nam-guk, Kim Yong-min, and Choi Kang-wook, held a press conference this morning and said, “It can be evaluated that the grounds for impeachment against President Yun have been established only with the facts confirmed so far. In the National Assembly, there must be a developmental discussion.”
Democratic Party lawmaker Kim Gyeong-hyup talked about the investigation of the mother-in-law of President Yoon, saying, “President Yoon cannot or cannot maintain the position of prosecutor-general. The public officials’ conflict of interest is a symbol of injustice and corruption. Why is President Yoon Seok-yeol the only exception?” Rep. Kim Seong-ju of the same party also said, “It is even more amazing to regard a hero as if a rebellion against human rights is a resistance to any living power.” I wrote.
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President Moon Jae-in is presiding over the 63rd State Council Meeting held at the Blue House Women’s Hall on the 29th. News 1
It is the appearance of the party leadership’s so-called loki (low key, modest response) strategy, not being accepted by lawmakers Kang Sung and acting independently. Shortly after the court decided on the 24th to return to the office of President Yoon, the Democratic Party leadership responded, despite embarrassment, that “we must strive for institutional reform through legislation” (re-election chief member). It was an atmosphere to avoid excessive agitation and to promote the long-term task named’Prosecution Reform Season 2’as soon as possible.
The next day, when President Moon Jae-in apologized to the public, “The Ministry of Justice and the prosecution should pursue follow-up measures such as reform of the prosecution and investigation rights through stable cooperation.” Responded. On the 28th, the two candidates (Kim Jin-wook and Lee Kun-ri) were recommended to the president on the 28th by speeding up the recommendation of the head of the high-ranking public officials criminal investigation agency.
However, the supporters of the pro-moon stiffness are dissatisfied with the move. The reactions are that just moving ahead with the existing institutional reforms is not a good thing. On the 29th, on the bulletin board of the Democratic Party’s rights party and the friendly-minded community, public opinion dissatisfied with the candidates recommended by the Minister of Public Affairs and said, “Political prosecutors and two political judges are the worst precedents” and “Does it make sense for the prosecutor’s office and Kim & Chang to be the final candidate for the public prosecution?” Flooded.
Lame Duck Fear… With cracks
Democratic Party lawmakers such as Kim Yong-min and Jang Kyung-tae, along with Democratic Party representative Choi Kang-wook, are holding a press conference at the National Assembly on the 29th to enact a bill to enact the Public Prosecution Act and abolish the Prosecutor’s Office Act. Reporter Oh Jong-taek
There is an analysis that the Democratic Party lawmakers’ attack on President Yoon was a result of the demand for supporters who showed a pattern of camp consolidation. It is said that at a general meeting of members of the House of Representatives Kim Tae-nyeon convened on this afternoon, centering on Rep. Kim Doo-gwan and Min Hyeong-bae, “(President Yoon) must prepare all the requirements for impeachment so that it can be impeached at any time.”
In time, the 4·7 re-election was three months ahead. It is a time when anxiety about lame ducks at the end of the four-year term in office can only be compounded by a sense of crisis that cannot be pushed back from the fight between camps. Tae-gon Yoon, Director of The Moa Political Analysis “Lame Duck does not appear as a conflict with the opposition party or the opposing faction, but it is usually expressed in a way that the spirit does not communicate inside.”And pinched. It is interpreted that the hardline theory within the Democratic Party, which is not calmed down by the president’s message of change of state, is a proof of the start of the lame duck.
The Democratic Party, which boasted a perfect’one team’ keynote before and after the general election, already shows signs of public cracking. On the morning of the morning, Rep. Kim Yong-min proposed a bill to establish an independent prosecution office in the name of the’Public Prosecution Office’, which Rep. Park Joo-min claimed the day before. When asked whether to rapport with the party leadership, “It is not a special agreement. We’ve been discussing it in the name here now.” An hour later, Spokesman Ogi-hyung of the Prosecutors’ Office told reporters, “I understand the revised bill of the Prosecutors’ Office Act and the bill to establish the Public Prosecution Office as one opinion. There will be more various ideas within the special committee.”
Reporters Saerom Sim and Hongbeom Kim saerom@joongang.co.kr