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South Korea’s Saenuri Party accepts seven independent lawmakers

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The ruling Saenuri Party in South Korea decided to accept seven independent lawmakers who ran as independents in April elections.


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The ruling Saenuri Party in South Korea decided to accept seven independent lawmakers who ran as independents in April elections.


The ruling Saenuri Party decided to accept seven independent lawmakers who quit the party after failing to clinch nominations. Saenuri Party overtook the Minjoo Party's seat count to become the largest party in the National Assembly.

We will discuss about the recent political situation in Korea with Korean political commentator J. S. Seo.

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