Cheong Wa Dae rules out second term for Lee via amendment
Presidential Chief of Staff Kang Hoon-sik briefs reporters at the Chunchugwan press center at Cheong Wa Dae on July 6 on the results of a public-private review…
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Presidential Chief of Staff Kang Hoon-sik briefs reporters at the Chunchugwan press center at Cheong Wa Dae on July 6 on the results of a public-private review meeting on the government’s megaprojects held earlier that day. (Yonhap) The presidential office in Seoul on Wednesday ruled out any constitutional revision that would allow President Lee Jae Myung to pursue a second term. The election watchdog has faced criticism over its mismanagement of the June 3 local elections, including ballot shortages. “Cheong Wa Dae and the president are focused on delivering results from the overseas trip. Kang expressed "very strong regret" that the president has been drawn into a political controversy despite his stance against seeking reelection and noted Cheong Wa Dae has no time to waste on "unnecessary and inappropriate" discussions at a time when it is focusing on reviving people's livelihoods.
Furthermore, The speaker's remarks have fueled controversy in part because he is considered a key member of the pro-Lee faction who served as the ruling Democratic Party's secretary-general when Lee was its chairman. Presidential Chief of Staff Kang Hoon-sik reiterated that Lee had made his opposition to serving a second consecutive term clear while campaigning for president and had not changed his position since taking office.
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Presidential Chief of Staff Kang Hoon-sik briefs reporters at the Chunchugwan press center at Cheong Wa Dae on July 6 on the results of a public-private review meeting on the government’s megaprojects held earlier that day. (Yonhap) The presidential office in Seoul on Wednesday ruled out any constitutional revision that would allow President Lee Jae Myung to pursue a second term.
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The election watchdog has faced criticism over its mismanagement of the June 3 local elections, including ballot shortages. “Cheong Wa Dae and the president are focused on delivering results from the overseas trip.
according to The Korea HeraldKang expressed "very strong regret" that the president has been drawn into a political controversy despite his stance against seeking reelection and noted Cheong Wa Dae has no time to waste on "unnecessary and inappropriate" discussions at a time when it is focusing on reviving people's livelihoods.
according to Yonhap NewsThe speaker's remarks have fueled controversy in part because he is considered a key member of the pro-Lee faction who served as the ruling Democratic Party's secretary-general when Lee was its chairman.
according to Yonhap NewsPresidential Chief of Staff Kang Hoon-sik reiterated that Lee had made his opposition to serving a second consecutive term clear while campaigning for president and had not changed his position since taking office.
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