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People's Power Candidate Seok-Yeol Yoon announced a promise of judicial reform that limits the powers of the Minister of Justice and the Airborne Service.
He emphasized that this election must be won in order to judge the current government by attending the People's Power Assembly General Assembly.
Next is reporter Kim Hyung-rae.
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People's Strength candidate Yoon Seok-yeol announced that he would greatly reduce the powers of the Justice Minister in announcing his promise to reform the justice system.
He promised to abolish the Minister of Justice's authority to direct investigations into specific cases and to give the Prosecutor General the right to organize the prosecution's budget separately.
[Yoon Seok-yeol / People's Power Presidential Candidate: The Minister of Justice is a politician.
As many of you may have seen, the investigation command for specific cases is more often misused.]
He also foretold reform of the criminal investigation department for high-ranking officials.
It is about making it possible for the prosecution and the police to investigate corruption cases of high-ranking public officials, which are currently monopolized by the Airborne Service, and to abolish the Airborne Service altogether if the problem persists.
In a situation in which the passport is in full confrontation with the anti-corruption investigation remarks, it has been interpreted that the current government is a reform card for powerful institutions.
In the afternoon, Candidate Yoon attended the People's Power Assembly General Assembly and defined this election as an election that must be won to judge the incompetent and corrupt current government.
To this end, he emphasized that he would work with a lower stance, starting with himself.
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Seok-yeol/People's Power Presidential Candidate: I know how terrifying any power can have when people do not work for the people with the power delegated by the people.]
After holding a campaign ceremony at the square, they visit Daejeon, Daegu, and Busan one after another to start the 22-day presidential race.
(Video coverage: Kim Heung-gi, video editing: Yumira)