South Korean Prime Minister Former announced on the 11th that the largest opposition party “declared leaving the party” and also mentioned “launching a new party”

Lee Nak-yeon, former representative of South Korea's largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Korea, and former prime minister under the previous Moon Jae-in administration, will officially declare her departure from the party on the 11th.
Representative Lee is scheduled to hold a press conference at the National Assembly Communication Center at 2:00 pm that day. Representative Lee former expressed his feelings about leaving the party at a press conference that day, and explained the situation in which he had no choice but to leave the Democratic Party.
It has been reported that an explanation will be given. It is also expected that he will mention the general concept and thoughts regarding the launch of a new party.
Lee Former CEO was originally scheduled to hold a press conference last week, but Lee Ji
The plan was postponed after Democratic Party representative Ae-myung (Lee Jae-myung) was attacked and injured by a thug on the 2nd of this month. Representative Lee former will start by declaring his departure from the party, hold a new party founders convention this month, and officially establish a new party next month.
Aiming to raise the stake. Representative Lee former is reportedly holding discussions regarding a new party with three members who left the Democratic Party the previous day (the 10th).
In addition, Lee Jun-seok, representative of the ruling party's "People's Power" former representative, Yang Hyang-ja, representative of "Korea's Hope", and Geum
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