United Future Party says regarding Yoon Mee-hyang's national audit push, "We have never reversed our position"

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[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Chun-han] On the 19th, the United Future Party stated regarding the controversy over the withdrawal of the national investigation into Yoon Mi-hyang, the elected member of the Democratic Party of Korea, “Floor Deputy Leader Kim Seong-won’s intention to push for the investigation reflects his recognition of the public’s anger and the seriousness of the issue, and his determination to address this matter without overlooking it in the 21st National Assembly,” adding, “There has been no reversal of this position.”

Floor Spokesperson Bae Hyun-jin said in a meeting with reporters after visiting Kim Jeong-hwa, leader of the Minsaeng Party, in the afternoon, “When asked whether this had been confirmed as the party’s official stance or if there was a working group, I explained that progress had advanced significantly from today’s standpoint, but it seems this was misunderstood,” clarifying the situation.

Regarding President Moon Jae-in’s statement that the preamble of the Constitution should include the ‘5·18 Democratization Movement,’ Floor Leader Joo Ho-young said, “There is currently no momentum for constitutional amendment, so making such remarks at this time is not very meaningful.”

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