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Candidates Lee Jae-myung and Park Yong-jin, competing for the position of party leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, faced off in Seoul and Gyeonggi-do, which has the largest number of members of the Rights Party in the country, with 440,000.
At a joint speech held at the indoor gymnasium of Suwon Sports Complex one day before the national convention to elect a new leader, candidate Lee Jae-myung said, “Gyeonggi-do and Seongnam-si are the birthplaces that brought that Lee Jae-myung to where he is today. Gyeonggi-do and Seongnam-si showed us how we can do it,” he said.
“If the Democratic Party is to take responsibility for the lives of the people, it must come to power and prove its competence with achievements and achievements,” he said.
Candidate Yong-jin Park, referring to the suspension of the execution of the People’s Power Vice Chairman Ho-young Joo, said, “The ruling party has been branded as an anti-democratic force by the judiciary, but the Democratic Party is a democratic party. Caution, let’s reject the ‘between politics’ that the people hate.”
