Find Dalseong, Daegu where Park Geun-hye’s house is located
Stay at TK for a while and build support
Lee Jun-seok, former leader of People’s Power, said on the 28th that the party’s emergency response committee activity policy “should be one more injunction.” It is reported that former CEO Lee is considering filing an application for an additional injunction while observing the process of launching a new non-captain.
Former CEO Lee said to the Dong-A Ilbo on the same day that “lawyers will devise their own strategies.” When the People’s Power held a non-captain meeting on the 29th and announced that it would begin the process of launching a new non-captain, it was threatened that it might file an additional injunction application. Regarding this, an official from the former representative’s side said in a phone call, “We are considering a plan to put an application for an injunction to suspend the effect in stages for non-subrogation activities.” As the court pointed out the illegality of non-subrogation, the former representative’s position is that all activities of non-subrogation in the future may be subject to an application for injunction.
After a surprise visit to the site of the Tteokbokki Festival held in Daegu following having a funeral at the Chilgok family cemetery in Gyeongbuk on the 27th, Lee met with party members in Dalseong-gun, Daegu, where former President Park Geun-hye’s private residence is located, on the 28th. At the same time, he expressed his Daegu and Gyeongbuk identity on Facebook, saying, “Chilgok is my hometown and Dalseong is my mother’s family.” On the 26th, following the court’s decision to cite some of the application for injunction, Lee, who headed to Chilgok, will stay in Daegu and Gyeongbuk for the time being. He plans to intensively tour conservative gardens and solidify the support of the core supporters.
Correspondent Jo Dong-ju djc@donga.com