Controversy over 'Witness Kim Seung-won'... People Power Party: "Lobbying Broker Must Be Called" vs. Ruling Party: "Closed Case"
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Guests: Broadcaster Oh Yoon-hye, former Democratic Party Deputy Spokesperson Yeo Seon-woong, Lawyer Jeong Gu-seung, Ilyosisa Reporter Oh Hyeok-jin. Host: Ko Hyun-jun. A look into Kim Seung-won's 'Suspension of Indictment' ruling and transcripts... / Democratic Party counters with 'release of transcripts' and 'source of materials'... steps up to 'defend Kim Seung-won' / Controversy over 'witness Kim Seung-won'
The ruling and opposition parties clashed over the selection of witnesses ahead of the confirmation hearing for Justice Minister nominee Kim Seung-won. The People Power Party demanded 48 witnesses regarding allegations of soliciting new drugs, but the Democratic Party of Korea rejected the request, arguing that the matter had already been concluded by a previous investigation, making it highly likely that the hearing will be held without witness…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Choi Pyeong-cheon = The ruling and opposition parties clashed over the list of witnesses for the confirmation hearing of Justice Minister nominee Kim Seung-won at a plenary session of the National Assembly Legislation and Judiciary Committee on the 9th.
Ruling Party: “Case closed during Yoon administration”… Han Dong-hoon: “Will testify even at the risk of punishment for perjury.” On the 9th, the ruling and opposition parties clashed head-on at the National Assembly’s Legislation and Judiciary Committee over the selection of witnesses and reference persons for the confirmation hearing of Justice Minister nominee Kim Seung-won, who is under suspicion of soliciting favors regarding a new COVID-19…
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There is a growing possibility that the confirmation hearing to clarify the various allegations surrounding Justice Minister nominee Kim Seung-won will turn out to be a so-called "empty hearing." This is because the ruling party has clearly rejected the opposition party's demand that "a large number of witnesses are necessary" to uncover the truth behind allegations such as soliciting approval for new drugs. On the 9th, the ruling and oppositio…
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