Fukushima treated water heading for extreme confrontation, Lee Jae-myung and Democratic Party representative denounce Yun Seok-yew government = South Korea

The release of contaminated water from Fukushima is having an impact on Korean politics. Three opposition parties, including the main opposition Democratic Party, the Basic Income Party, and the Progressive Party, have been holding large-scale outdoor gatherings on weekends for two consecutive weeks.
Body. Particular attention was focused on the fact that Lee Jae-myung and other Democratic Party representatives who attended the rally had pickets with the message ``Denouncing the Yoon Seo-gyul government.''
According to political circles on the 2nd, three opposition parties, including the Democratic Party, held a rally in downtown Seoul on the same day to denounce the release of treated water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant and escalate their offensive against the ruling party.
The three opposition parties held a ``Joint Action to Prevent Japan's Radioactive Water Dumping into the Ocean'' in front of the Press Center in Jung-gu, Seoul, and ``Joint Action to Prevent Japan's Radioactive Water Dumping into the Ocean,'' which was attended by about 90 citizen groups.
The 2nd national convention was held to denounce the government's suspension of nuclear waste water dumping and Yun Seok-yeol. It is a large-scale outdoor rally for two consecutive weeks following the first one on the 26th of last month.
At the event, representative Lee Jae-myung, who was on the third day of fasting, Park Kwan-eon, house representative, Park Chan-dae, and Seo.
Together with the people, including the leadership, including Seo Yong-kyo, Supreme Councilor Jeong Chung-rae, Secretary-General Cho Jeong-sik, and Policy Committee Chairman Kim Min-seok,
Many members of the main party participated. 'Condemn the Yun Seok-yue administration! Representative Lee, who took to the stage with a picket with the words '' written on it, said, ``If a foreign country violates the territory of the Republic of Korea and violates our maritime sovereignty, the president will
"I think they wanted a president who could stand up and say, ``This is no good, stop the release,'' he said, raising his voice. He continued, ``I criticize anxious people just because they express dissatisfaction with politics and national government.''
Rather than blaspheme, they wanted a government that would listen seriously and respect their voices, even if they weren't 100% accepted."
``Even if Japan expresses its ambition to invade, there will be loud voices shouting, ``Donghae (East Sea) is just the East Sea, not the Sea of Japan,'' and ``The United States should stop using the name Sea of Japan.''
"Maybe he wanted to be president," he added. Lee said, "It's frustrating that Hong Beom-do, the independence hero who sacrificed himself for Korea's independence in a foreign land, was forced to emigrate.
Should I return to my country and be forced to migrate again?'' "Even if we do not achieve the country we dream of, we must prevent the country from regressing to the past.
Must be. "Let us prevent historical regression and the destruction of democracy, and move forward together toward a democratic republic where the people are respected as true sovereigns."
In addition, the Justice Party, which participated in the first rally last week, held a ceremony at Palsan Station in Gangseo-gu, Seoul on this day.
, He held a separate speech meeting for political parties to prevent the discharge near Hwagok Station.