"Open the contest" Ahn Cheol-soo suggests a surprise attack... Kim Jong-in is'cold cold'

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, a tug-of-war continues between Ahn Cheol-soo and the people's power over the unification of the candidate for the mayor of Seoul.

Representative Ahn officially proposed that he would not join the public, but would participate if the contest was opened.

However, the people's strength first reacted negatively.

This is Lee Hyun-young.

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Ahn Cheol-soo, the head of the National Assembly Party, proposed a surprise attack as the debate on unification of opposition powers sinks below the surface.

He is asking for outside party candidates to participate in the People's Strength contest.

[Ahn Cheol-soo / Representative of the National Assembly Party: Please open the platform for the People's Power Competition to the entire opposition.

I will be happy to participate.]

Although

I will not join the

people's strength,

I will

participate and compete in the people's strength contest. In fact, it is a one-shot contest in which the opposition candidate Ahn wanted to participate at once.

The leadership of the people's strength drew a line saying that it was intended to create a one-to-many composition that was favorable to President Ahn, and that the party candidate was decided first.

[Kim Jong-in/People's Strength Emergency Response Committee Chairman: That person (CEO Ahn Chul-soo) is going to come out as a candidate for the National Party, and after our party’s candidate is confirmed, then unification can be achieved... .]

Jeong Jin-seok, chairman of the nomination management chairman, presupposes that it is a difficult problem to change the party rules, but he left a room for saying, "It provided a starting line for the discussion on unification of candidates."

Former Congressman Na Gyeong-won and former Mayor Oh Se-hoon, etc., have announced that they will comply with the party's position, but are also watching the possibility of variables in the discussion on unification.

In addition, former lawmaker Geum Tae-seop, who is counted as one of the opposition runners, urged both parties to awaken that it is necessary to join forces, but if it is only buried in the discussion of the unification method, it is inevitable.