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South Korea ruling party candidate Kim Moon-soo says People Power Party has abandoned him
South Korea’s ruling party presidential candidate Kim Moon-soo said Tuesday that the People Power Party (PPP) has effectively abandoned him and failed to recognize him as its official candidate, according to local media.
South Korea's conservatives pick Kim Moon-soo to run for president
South Korea's conservative People Power Party on Saturday (May 3) picked former labor minister Kim Moon-soo as its candidate for the June 3 presidential election, which was called after the removal of President Yoon Suk Yeol over his failed martial law attempt.
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Friday marked a solemn chapter for the People Power Party. Another conservative president, Yoon Suk Yeol, was expelled from office with the Constitutional Court ruling 8-0 in favor of his removal.
The ruling People Power Party (PPP) announced Wednesday it will hold a party convention next month to finalize its candidate for the June 3 presidential election.
Kim Moon-soo speaks after winning the final race to choose South Korea's People Power Party's candidate for upcoming presidential election during a national convention of the party, in Goyang ...
The PAP bagged 87 seats in the 97-seat parliament, while the main opposition Workers Party held on to its 10 seats.
Singapore’s People’s Action Party won its 14th successive election on Saturday to extend its unbroken six-decade rule, ...
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