320,000 people flock to the city center for ”President Yoon demonstration” = South Korea

This weekend, a large-scale rally for and against the impeachment of the president will be held in downtown South Korea, with up to 320,000 participants. The Constitutional Court has decided to announce the impeachment trial of Prime Minister Han Deok-soo on the 24th, and the president
The rallies ahead of the announcement of the impeachment trial of President Yoon Seok-youl are expected to be even more exciting. Another large-scale rally was held over the weekend while the Constitutional Court was deliberating on the impeachment trial of President Yoon Seok-youl.
Citizens for and against impeachment are scheduled to hold a final general rally around Gwanghwamun and Yeouido in Seoul on the 22nd.
On this day, a maximum of 320,000 rally participants will gather in Seoul.
According to reports, the pro-impeachment group Emergency Action for Resignation will hold a nationwide simultaneous general rally with 100,000 participants at 2:30 pm around Exit 3 of Jonggak Station on Seoul Subway Line 1.
After the advance rally, they will march to the Gwanghwamun East Cross Pavilion in Gwanghwamun-gu, Jongno-gu. In response, Yang Kyung-soo, chairman of the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions, said at a press conference on the 20th, "This is the longest-running presidential impeachment case in history.
The Constitutional Court has yet to give an answer to this question," and called for citizens to stand up against the unreasonable Yoon Seok-youl together.
The National Assembly Headquarters for the National Assembly will hold an anti-impeachment rally in the afternoon around Dongbuk Shopping Street in Jongno-gu. At a weekend rally held on the 15th of last month, Pastor Chung said, "Even if the president returns, the opposition party will not win more than 192 seats.
"When you have superiors, you can't do anything," he said, adding, "The only way to stop this is the people's right to resist."