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yann03
· 14 hours ago

The People's Power Central Election Commission appointed former Defense Minister Chung Ho-yong, who led the May 18 Democratic Movement suppression operation, as a standing advisor, but canceled it after controversy arose. Earlier, at around 6 p.m. yesterday, the People's Power announced 23 advisors and aides for presidential candidate Kim Moon-soo, including Chung Ho-yong. Jeong is a member of the new military department who led the suppression as the commander of the special forces during the May 18 Democratization Movement as well as the December 12 military revolt and served as the army chief and defense minister under the Chun Doo-hwan administration. Later, in 1997, he was convicted of seven years in prison by the Supreme Court for participating in the military revolt and the suppression of the Gwangju Democratization Movement. Controversy arose immediately when such a person was selected for the election committee, and the People's Power sent a notice to reporters at around 11:30 p.m. last night, five hours after the announcement. Candidate Kim Moon-soo apologized on the 12th, saying, "I'm sorry," regarding former President Yoon Suk Yeol's martial law, but as the Chun Doo-hwan administration's attempt to recruit key figures in martial law and civil war became known, it became inevitable to point out that "the authenticity is suspected." Candidate Kim has yet to decide whether to attend the May 18 event three days later. [Shin Dongwook / Senior spokesman for People's Power (Yesterday)] "<I heard that the candidate will go down to the Gwangju memorial service on May 18th.> Regarding the schedule, today is May 14th. I can't confirm the schedule in four days yet." The power of the people is also showing signs of being unable to cut off from the forces of martial law and civil war, including Seok Dong-hyun, a lawyer for 40 years and Choi Ki-sik, a lawyer for former President Yoon Suk Yeol, and Roh Sang-won, a lawyer for former intelligence commander. Lee Dong-kyung (tokyo@mbc.co.kr

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yann03
· 2 days ago

Candidate Lee Jae-myung's pledge is to establish fair market order and reconsider transparency in corporate governance. In particular, Lee promised to take strong measures against unfair practices such as stock price manipulation and market price manipulation. The government plans to introduce a one-trickout system that restricts market participation if they participate in stock price manipulation even once, and to this end, it will strengthen the system for monitoring unfair trade such as stock price manipulation and strict criminal punishment. Securing transparency in corporate governance was also suggested as a key pledge. First of all, he said he would push ahead with the revision of the commercial law to protect shareholder interests, which was canceled last month due to the exercise of veto power by then Acting President Han Duck-soo. The goal is to revitalize the intensive voting system, which allows directors representing minority shareholders to be appointed to strengthen management monitoring functions, and to gradually expand the separate election of audit committee members. It also promised to allocate new stock priorities to general shareholders of existing parent companies during the so-called "split listing," and institutionalize the listed companies' treasury stocks to be returned to shareholder profits by incineration in principle. In addition, candidate Lee presented a mid- to long-term economic industry growth roadmap immediately after taking office and predicted that the implementation of a detailed roadmap for the inclusion of MSCI advanced countries' indices will open the 5,000-era KOSPI index in the long run.

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