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Song Young-gil, former leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, registered as a candidate for the Seoul mayoral race amid opposition from within the party.

Lawyer Kang Yong-seok, who declared his candidacy for Gyeonggi governor, was unable to participate in the primary as his application for restoration of the people's power was rejected.



This is reporter Hwa Gang-yun.



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Song Young-gil, the former president of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, brought up the 'destiny theory' by registering as a candidate for the Seoul mayor primary.



He said, "If you need a key to winning a local election, it is your destiny as a party leader to not avoid it."



However, internal criticism continued.



[Choi Jae-seong / Former Chief Political Affairs Officer of the Blue House (CBS Radio): I think the damage is bound to be greater because the Democratic Party's attitude, attitude, and even trust issues are connected.

(It's not a small room) It's a song room.

Song Tam Dae-sil.]



Rep. Park Ju-min also entered the race with the 'generation change, era change'.



The Democratic Party decided to hold a new wave and affiliation pledge ceremony of Chairman Kim Dong-yeon, who announced his candidacy for Gyeonggi governor, and complete the affiliation by the 18th.



The People's Power Supreme Council denied the reinstatement requested by lawyer Kang Yong-seok, saying that he would challenge the Gyeonggi governor's primary.



[Lee Jun-seok / People's Power Representative: I voted to ask the will of the top members and it was rejected.

Approval for admission.]



Lawyer Kang said, "This is an unacceptable result," and countered that he had raised the suspicion of sexual abuse by Lee Jun-seok, the representative of People's Power, as CEO Lee's superintendent acted.



A war of nerves between candidates within the party has also begun.



Rep. Kim Eun-hye said, "When former lawmaker Yoo Seung-min was thinking about retiring from politics, he was thinking about the development of Gyeonggi-do." "There are no concessions."



Former Rep. Yoo emphasized, "What is important in this election is the heart of the elected President-elect Yoon Seok-yeol, that is, the people of Gyeonggi-do, not Yoon-shim."



(Video coverage: Kim Heung-gi, video editing: Park Soo-seon)