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National Vision Committee, co-chaired by Democratic presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung and former president Nak-yeon Lee, was launched. Candidate Lee will attend a social welfare meeting today (28th) to hear opinions from the field and receive policy suggestions.
Reporter Kang Min-woo reports.
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Democratic presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung, along with former party leader Lee Nak-yeon, launched the Party's National Vision Committee.
Together, we will present a future national vision in five areas, including democracy, the future, and peace, as a team.
[Lee Jae-myung / Democratic Party Presidential Candidate: I sincerely thank
former President
Nak-yeon Lee for his decision to do this now, considering that it is an important time to achieve national unity.]
Former President
Lee Nak-yeon preserves the
'Democratic Party' and adapts to the spirit, values, and times of the party. I replied that we should renovate it.
An official from the party's election committee said, "I expect that the influence of former representative Lee will play a role in embracing the people of Honam."
In the midst of this, 66 members of the People's Power raised suspicions that the eldest son of the candidate Lee entered Korea University through a special admission process, where foreign language skills are important, even though he had 'three years' without a history of staying abroad.
However, no specific rationale was provided.
In response, the Democratic Party warned that the eldest son of candidate Lee entered the 'general admission' through 'failure' rather than 'three times', dismissing it as a negative without fact-checking, and warning that the accusation will be considered.
Candidate Lee has a conversation with young social workers today to gather opinions from the social welfare field and receive policy suggestions.
Next, we will participate in the meeting of the National Assembly proposal for special laws to respond to local annihilation and achieve balanced national development.