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Since then, the ruling U.S. government has been suffering from a leadership crisis. In this situation, a bipartisan clash is expected this week at the plenary section of the prosecution reform bill.

This is Yun Nara.

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The candlelight for the prosecution reform has moved from Seocho-dong to Yeouido National Assembly, but the Democratic leadership is not green.

Among the so-called Passtrack bills, he said he would handle the airborne bill first, but he stepped back after opposition parties.

[Lee In-young / Demolition Party leader (Last 24th): We will carry out a full dialogue with the parties that led the Fast Track.]

Democratic first-time congressional statements provoked a fire on leadership accountability.

It was frustrating for the party to hide behind the president, even to remark that much of the responsibility lies with Lee.

The Korean Party leadership is in a similar situation.

He gave a citation and a gift certificate to the lawmakers for making a mark on his country's horse, and then bowed his head after receiving public opinion.

[Na Kyung-won / Free Korean Party Representative: I understand the concerns of the people. I will do more in the future.]

Hwang Gyo-an's controversy increased the sense of separation from the middle class, emphasizing Park Chung-hee's spiritual succession following the attendance of the conservative religious congress.

In-Young Lee, the Democratic Party's leader, will emphasize the urgent need for the prosecution reform bill in a speech on the 28th and a meeting of the representatives.

Prosecution Reform Bill Even with the plenary point of view, negotiations will not be easy as the passport and absolute Korean party clash with each other.