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Democratic Party will hold the Gyeonggi regional primary to select the presidential candidate tomorrow (9th). As the presidential election draws near, the conflict between the Democratic candidates over the suspicion of large-scale operation is also intensifying.
Reporter Kang Cheong-wan reports.
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Rep. Seol-hoon, who serves as the co-election chairperson of Nak-yeon Lee's camp, poured out his thoughts in a radio interview.
Candidate Jae-myung Lee has a decisive report that he is not free from allegations of breach of trust related to the suspicion of large-scale labor, and even mentioned the possibility of arrest.
[Seol-hoon/Lee Nak-yeon Camp Co-Chairman (KBS Radio): For example, the candidate has come to a situation where he is being arrested. I mean, it can be virtual. For the Democratic Party, it is a desperate crisis.]
Candidate Park Yong-jin, who is setting a sharp edge against candidate Lee Jae-myung every day, was also concerned that the suspicion of Daejang-dong could be a bad news for the entire party.
Camp Lee Jae-myung, who holds a press conference every day to defend himself, did not hide his displeasure.
Candidate Nak-yeon Lee expressed his strong regret that he was making a claim representing the power of the people, and was responded to if there was a decisive report.
[Park Chan-dae/Lee Jae-myung Camp Chief Spokesperson: (Lee Nak-yeon's argument) The moment the primary is not over, I think that it is actually one of the primary campaigns to appeal to the supporters.]
Tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, ahead of the last round of primary elections, the Democratic Party leadership is also perplexed in the civil war over the suspicion of Daejang-dong.
Song Young-gil, president of the party, said, "I refrained from remarking because it was during the primary, but the party will respond with all its strength when the primary is over."
A Democratic Party official said that they are considering forming a Daejang-dong TF after the primary election.