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Korea's ruling party explores second year's challenges in an in-house forum
SEOUL, June 11 (AJP) -South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has restored the dignity of the country's hard-won democracy, but what lies beyond can define the true scorecard of the liberal government, according to the ruling party's in-house seminar amid sagging approval rating following disappointing local election results. At a forum at the National Assembly in Yeouido, hosted by the office of Rep. Sohn Myung-soo of the ruling Democratic Party (DP) Thursday, persistent chal
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