“Seeing Yong Hye-in, I Saw the Reality of the Progressive Movement”… Kim Min-Seok Brings up Easing the Threshold for Negotiating Groups From 20 to 15 Seats.
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Jeong-jin = On the 16th, the Cho Kuk Innovation Party [addressed] Democratic Party of Korea leader Kim Min-seok's proposal to change the requirements for forming a parliamentary negotiating group from the current 2... as a plan for solidarity among progressive political forces.
Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, announced on the 16th that he would push for a plan to lower the requirement for forming a parliamentary negotiating group from the current 20 seats to 15. Appearing on the party's YouTube channel, "Democratic Party TV," Kim stated, "We have reached the stage where we must realize solidarity among progressive forces. We will begin full-scale discussions on concrete measures."
Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, announced on the 16th that he would begin full-scale discussions on political reforms aimed at solidarity within the progressive camp, including adjusting the number of seats required for negotiating groups, introducing a rational electoral system, and implementing a runoff voting system. He proposed lowering the current requirement for forming a parliamentary negotiating group from 20 seats…
Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, foreshadowed electoral system reform aimed at strengthening solidarity within the progressive camp. Given that he personally urged the voluntary resignation of Yong Hye-in, a Basic Income Party lawmaker and nominee for Minister of Gender Equality and Family, it appears he is now attempting to appease progressive parties. Appearing on Democratic Party TV on the morning of the 16th, Leader Kim…
On the 16th, Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, stated, "We must realize solidarity within the progressive camp," and proposed political reform measures, including easing the criteria for negotiating groups.
Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, who is devising a plan for alliance with the progressive camp, announced on the 16th that he would push for political reform aimed at relaxing the criteria for a parliamentary negotiating group from the current 20 seats to around 15. Speaking on Democratic Party TV that day, Leader Kim stated, "The Progressive Party, the Social Democratic Party, the Basic Income Party, the Cho Kuk Innovation…
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