The Fatherland Reform Party emerged as the third largest political party in South Korea's general election in April, but does it no longer have the momentum it did back then?
The Fatherland Reform Party emerged as the third largest political party in South Korea's general election in April, but does it no longer have the momentum it did back then?
The Korean government's "Fatherland Reform Party," led by former Minister of Justice Cho Kuk, formerly nicknamed "Onion Man," is struggling with declining approval ratings.
