‘Passport Reality’ Jeon-cheol predicts election management adequacy query
Deokcheol Kwon, Corona Response Plan, etc.
Hearing of candidate Byeon Chang-heum tomorrow… Opposition Party Announces Offensive
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At the National Assembly today, a personnel hearing will be held for candidate Jeon Jeon-cheol and Minister of Health and Welfare Kwon Deok-cheol.
The ruling Democratic Party is in an atmosphere that no flaws are seen, but it is advocating to verify the power of the people.
Let’s connect reporters. Reporter Kim Joo-young!
Have you started a personnel hearing for Candidate Jeon Hae-cheol and Candidate Deok-cheol Kwon?
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For three days from today, four ministerial candidates will go through a personnel hearing.
On the first day, personnel hearings for Candidate Jeon Hae-cheol and Candidate Deok-cheol Kwon began at 10 o’clock.
In addition, the Democratic Party is evaluating that both candidates are not flawed enough to worry about falling off.
The criticism raised by some is also considered to have been largely resolved through calling.
On the other hand, the power of the people is a policy to thoroughly examine whether the two candidates are suitable for each ministerial position.
In the case of former candidates, they are classified by the actual status of their passports, but intensive inquiries will be raised whether it is appropriate to go to the head of the ministry that manages the election ahead of the by-election next year.
Candidate Kwon is expected to focus on the evaluation of the current government’s response to Corona 19, future plans, and vaccine acquisition issues.
In the midst of this, a personnel hearing of candidate Byeon Chang-heum of the Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport will be held tomorrow.
A fierce offensive is expected as there are many issues that the opposition party is facing, such as comments related to the Guui Station screen door accident and suspicion of hiring preferential SH positions.
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The Seoul Mayor’s by-election in April next year seems to be getting a little bit of an election atmosphere.
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As the ruling and opposition candidates gradually reveal their outlines, the election atmosphere is heating up little by little.
Today, former lawmaker Geum Tae-seop, who left the Democratic Party, officially announced his run for mayor of Seoul.
Rep. Geum said that he had confirmed his determination in the call with YTN, and said that many people agreed to check the domination of the ruling party and the ruling powers.
To this end, he argued that the opposition powers should be unified, but he clearly drew a line that he did not intend to join the power of the people.
Accordingly, in the opposition, the election campaign is expected to continue as Representative Ahn Chul-soo of the People’s Party and Geum Jeon.
In terms of the people’s strength, all candidates are in the mood to enter the party and compete, whereas outside candidates are in a position to compete outside, conflict is expected in the future.
In contrast, in the passport, only Democratic Party lawmaker Sang-ho Woo has officially declared the run.
Minister Park Young-seon, who is regarded as a leading runner, has not yet expressed a special position, and it is said that Rep. Park Ju-min has not yet made a decision.
Accordingly, the Democratic Party took the initiative over the candidate.
Democratic Party Mayor of Seoul by-election planning director Kim Min-seok held a briefing today and presented the Gangbuk biocluster policy as one of the development policies for each district in Seoul.
Seoul National University Hospital, Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Korea University, Daehakro, Hongneung, Changdong, and Sanggye are connected to build a bio cluster, strengthen bio-related infrastructure, and build quality residential infrastructure.
The planning team will summarize this information and present it to all the party’s primary candidates and recommend it to the elected mayoral candidate.
YTN Kim Joo-young at the National Assembly so far[[email protected]]is.
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