Song Young-gil and Lee Jun-seok to Face Off in TV Debate... Intense Battle of Wits Expected
From 2 PM on the 21st for 75 minutes
Democratic Party of Korea leader Song Young-gil and People Power Party leader Lee Jun-seok are greeting each other after a dinner meeting at a restaurant in Yeouido, Seoul on the 12th.
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[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Hyun-joo] Song Young-gil, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, and Lee Jun-seok, leader of the People Power Party, will face off in a TV debate. According to political circles on the 20th, the two party leaders will appear on SBS's "Joo Young-jin's News Briefing" from 2 PM on the 21st for a 75-minute debate. The topics include disaster relief payments, the next presidential election, COVID-19 quarantine responsibility, the controversy over collusion between prosecutors and media, and the abolition of the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the Ministry of Unification.
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This is the first time that ruling and opposition party leaders, who are not candidates in public elections, will hold a TV debate, and a fierce battle of nerves is expected. The debate was arranged after the two party leaders met for a dinner meeting in Yeouido on the 12th and agreed to hold a joint TV debate. At that time, they discussed joint TV appearances, disaster relief payments, the prompt activation of the ruling-opposition council, improvement of overseas voting methods, and amendments to the mixed-member proportional representation election law.
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