Former representative of South Korea's ruling party: ``Declared leaving the party on the 27th and prepared to launch a new party from next month.''

Lee Jun-seok, former head of South Korea's ruling party People's Power, said on the 13th, ``I will probably leave the party on the 27th and start preparing to launch a new party next month.''
Former CEO Lee said the same thing in an interview with a Korean radio program this morning.
Former CEO Lee said, ``On the 27th, I will do something similar to declaring my departure from the party.After that, I will set up a party founding preparation committee, and this committee will organize the party members.
After gathering them, we will launch a party in the City/Doji former, and then a central party." When asked, “Is there a possibility that he will remain in the ruling party?” former leader Lee answered, “I don't think so.” i previous generation
Omote said, ``If there is a part where someone else has to make a decision (to stay), I don't expect that, nor do I expect it.''
Regarding those who join a new party, he says, ``A new party must choose the greatest common denominator for the greatest number of people.''
"No, but I will continue to meet with many people and am worried about how far the scope of the new party will go."