Oh Jun-Ho Elected as New Leader of Basic Income Party… Yong Hye-in’s Spouse Elected as Supreme Council Member
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Oh Jun-ho, the newly elected leader of the Basic Income Party, stated on the 7th, “The Basic Income Party and Minister Yong Hye-in will work together to ensure that the Lee Jae-myung administration’s Ministry of Gender Equality and Family produces results.” As the controversy surrounding Minister-designate Yong Hye-in’s dual role as Minister and Member of Parliament continues, some within the ruling party [are discussing] between her position as…
Oh Jun-ho: "I will work alongside Minister Yong to ensure the Lee administration produces results." The Basic Income Party announced on the 7th that it had elected former co-leader Oh Jun-ho as its new party leader. Representative Oh, who ran unopposed as the party leader in the party's nationwide simultaneous elections for the second half of the year, received a final vote share of 93.89%.
Yong Hye-in's Husband, a Former Secretary to the Basic Income Party, Becomes Party Leader; Park Ki-hong, Vice President for Strategic Planning of the Basic Income Party, was elected as a member of the party's Supreme Council. Supreme Council Member Park is the husband of Yong Hye-in, a Basic Income Party lawmaker who has been nominated as the Minister of Gender Equality and Family. The Basic Income Party held an election to select its new leader…
Amid criticism that the Basic Income Party is a "family party" in relation to Minister of Gender Equality and Family nominee Yong Hye-in, Yong's spouse, Park Ki-hong, the party's Deputy Secretary-General for Strategic Planning, was elected as a new Supreme Council member on the 7th. Despite demands from the ruling party, the Basic Income Party is emphasizing the necessity of Yong holding a concurrent proportional representation seat at the party…
'Yong Hye-in's Husband' Elected to Supreme Council... Adding Fuel to Family Income Party Controversy
From Secretary General to Supreme Council Member… 'Former Secretary' Oh Jun-ho Elected as Party Leader
Amidst mounting public criticism regarding various controversies surrounding Yong Hye-in, the nominee for Minister of Gender Equality and Family, the Basic Income Party, to which she belongs, reorganized its leadership on the 7th, including the election of a new party leader. The Basic Income Party announced on the 7th that it had elected Oh Jun-ho, former co-leader, as its new party leader. Oh Jun-ho, who ran unopposed as the party leader in …
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