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Opposition pushes special probe over ruling camp scandals

South Korea’s main opposition People Power Party has stepped up its offensive against the ruling Democratic Party of Korea, calling for special prosecutors over a string of controversies as local elections loom five months away.The opposition is seeking to capitalize on what it describes as “ruling camp liabilities,” including allegations of nomination bribe..

PPP demands Jung’s ouster, says ministry shields criminals
The People Power Party (PPP) on November 18 returned to the Ministry of Justice just one week after its last visit, calling for the resignations of Justice..

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