[Photo] 'We Also Want to Debate'

Ye Young-guk, leader of the Justice Party, along with Justice Party lawmakers and key party officials, shouted slogans after announcing a statement demanding a broadcast debate including four candidates, condemning the bipartisan TV debate agreement at the National Assembly Rotunda on the 14th. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@

Ye Young-guk, leader of the Justice Party, along with Justice Party lawmakers and key party officials, shouted slogans after announcing a statement demanding a broadcast debate including four candidates, condemning the bipartisan TV debate agreement at the National Assembly Rotunda on the 14th. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@

[Asia Economy Reporter Yoon Dong-joo] On the 14th, Ye Young-guk, leader of the Justice Party, along with Justice Party lawmakers and key party officials, condemned the bipartisan TV debate agreement between the two major parties at the National Assembly Rotunda Hall and issued a statement demanding a broadcast debate including all four candidates.

Following the sudden agreement between the Democratic Party of Korea and the People Power Party to hold a bipartisan TV debate before the Lunar New Year holiday, the Justice Party and the People’s Party have strongly opposed it, arguing that a bipartisan TV debate excluding presidential candidates Sim Sang-jung and Ahn Cheol-soo is unfair.

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