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After the meeting with the president, President Kim Oh-soo went back to the Supreme Prosecutors' Office immediately and had a meeting with the chiefs of high prosecutors across the country.
So, what kind of stories are coming out from the prosecution, this time we will connect the Supreme Prosecutor's Office.
Reporter Kwan-Jin Kim, First of all, let me tell you the story that President Oh-Soo Kim met when he came to meet the president.
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Yes, about 50 minutes have passed since President Oh-su Kim finished his interview and entered the government building. Upon returning from the Blue House, President Kim said that he had fully explained the prosecution's position to President Moon.
[Kim Oh-soo / Prosecutor General: On behalf of the members of the prosecution, I gave detailed and sufficient information about the various problems of the so-called 'examination and overhaul' bill.
I also talked about ways to ensure the fairness and neutrality of the prosecution's investigation.]
After expressing his intention to resign yesterday (17th), President Kim cut off contact today and took a vacation.
As his resignation letter was rejected, he is expected to lead the prosecution's response to the prosecution's overhaul bill while maintaining the position of president for the time being.
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Prosecution officials have also been meeting since this morning and continuing their meetings.
What was discussed there?
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Here at the Supreme Prosecutors' Office, six high prosecutors across the country held a marathon meeting for six and a half hours from 9:30 am to 4 pm.
The chief prosecutors strongly criticized the bill's problems before the meeting began.
[Cho Jong-tae / Gwangju High Prosecutor's
Office: When the law is enforced, criminals will sleep with their arms outstretched, but the victim will be unable to sleep with tears and sighs.]
If asked to be investigated, how many people would agree to it?]
After the Blue House announcement, the chiefs of the High Prosecutors' Office are going to reveal the topics to be discussed today, but they haven't announced specific details yet.
However, at today's meeting, it is known that the chiefs of high prosecutors discussed a plan to disclose the death of all members in some cases.
Within the prosecution, a proposal was made to send a group appeal to President Moon Jae-in and National Assembly Speaker Park Byeong-seok, who have the right to veto, and a meeting of the public prosecutors, which will gather about 150 representatives of public prosecutors from across the country, is scheduled for tomorrow evening.
(On-site moderator: Kim Dae-cheol, video editing: Kim Kyung-yeon)