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South Korea Politics · SeoulSouth Korea’s president will pardon jailed former justice minister and liberal ally Cho Kuk this week, officials said Monday, cutting short his two-year sentence for falsifying academic records to help his children enter prestigious schools. The decision will also reinstate Cho’s right to run in elections, likely reviving a political career once seen as having presidential aspirations. But it could also prove to be a divisive move for liberal President Lee Jae Myung, as the scandal surrounding Cho had struck a deep nerve in a country notorious for its educational zeal and fiercely competitive school environment.See the Story
South Korea’s president to pardon jailed ex-Justice Minister Cho Kuk
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Moon Jae-In · Seoul(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporters Seol Seung-eun and Hwang Yoon-gi = The Blue House announced that former Presidents Moon Jae-in, Lee Myung-bak, and Park Geun-hye, the late Roh Moo-hyun, and Roh... will be nominated for the National Appointment Ceremony held on August 15, Liberation Day.See the Story
The Blue House: "Invitations to Mb, Park, Lee Soon-Ja, and Others to the National Appointment Ceremony…putting Unity Into practice."
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Moon Jae-In · South KoreaFormer President Moon Jae-in recommended Cho Kuk's new book, "Cho Kuk's Study," on the 9th. The former president said, "It is the result of precious efforts made in difficult circumstances while confined to a solitary room." It is reported that the former president met with Woo Sang-ho, Senior Secretary to the President for Political Affairs, at his private residence in Yangsan, South Gyeongsang Province, on the 5th and requested that Cho be par…Read Article
