“Where is Abang Palace?”

On the 15th, former Justice Minister Cho Kook posted on his Facebook page, “A picture of the site of a sister-in-law in Yangsan, Gyeongnam, where President Moon Jae-in will go down after retirement,” and “A bird’s-eye view of the Busan Haeundae L City (LCT)” and said, “Where is the avant-garde?”.

In addition, as the Democratic Party launched an offensive to block allegations of real estate spreading ahead of the Busan mayor’s by-election, Cho also strengthened itself as the opposition party launched an offensive on suspicion of preferential sales of L-City from the opposition.

Previously, the power of the people was that the land in the Yangsan office building in Gyeongnam, Gyeongnam, where President Moon will reside after retirement, has been transformed, and if the sister-in-law is completed and passes the completion inspection, the current’farmland’ will be changed to’land’ and profit will be made. Insisted. When President Moon and his wife bought farmland, they also raised suspicion that they described President Moon’s farming career as 11 years.

As the suspicion of the opposition president’s sister-in-law became intensifying, President Moon himself stepped forward and explained it. President Moon said on his Facebook page on the 12th, “I understand it is the time of the election, but let’s do that,” and “a little embarrassing thing”.

Democratic Party chief spokesman Choi In-ho also stressed that “the political offensive of the people’s power in relation to the president’s sister and sister is a history of disproportionate incidents against the incumbent president and a criminal act.”

Chief spokesman Choi pointed out that “Aggression against the presidential sisters at a criminal level is a high level of political tactics to conceal their political claims and position, which they advocated’refusing (real estate) full investigation’ and’refusing special prosecutors’.” did.

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