Former Justice Minister Cao Guo greets President Moon Former...Suggesting possibility of forming a new party

On the 12th, South Korean Justice Minister Cho Kuk visited former President Moon Jae-in at his home in Yangsan, South Gyeongsang Province, and discussed his plans to participate in politics in the run-up to the April general election. I told you. Mr. Cao said, ``Now
"I would like to lend my small effort to judge the dictatorship of the immoral prosecutor (government) by Yoon Seo-gyeol in the upcoming general elections," he said, adding, "If there is no other way, even if I form a new party, the Yoon administration will with the judgment of
"I am dedicated to winning the general election," he said, hinting at the possibility of forming a new party. In response, Moon said, ``It would be fine if we could both do politics within the Democratic Party, but if the situation makes it difficult, we will launch a new party.''
"I understand the necessity," he continued, "I hope that by doing better, including prosecutorial reform, we can make up for what the Democratic Party lacks, and that the Democratic Party and the opposition party as a whole can achieve even greater victories and be loved by many people."
"I am doing so," he said. Meanwhile, a few hours before meeting with Moon, Mr. Cao visited the tomb of former President Roh Moo-hyun in Gimhae, South Gyeongsang Province. Mr. Cao wrote in his guestbook, ``Prosecution reform and society.''
I mourn the eternal president in my heart who was dedicated to economic democratization. I will continue to walk with that will in mind."
After visiting the shrine, Mr. Cao told reporters, ``I hope that the dictatorship of the immoral and incompetent prosecutor (government) of Yun Seok-yue will end as soon as possible.
``I will become a spark to restore the values of the democratic republic,'' and added, ``I will overcome any difficulties and become a spark and keep going, even if I burn white.'' Mr. Cao (his hometown) on the 13th
He is scheduled to announce a concrete policy on political participation in Busan.