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Democratic Party candidate Lee Jae-myung revealed his plans for housing supply, including partially lifting the green belt, and People’s Power candidate Yoon Seok-yeol visited Daegu and appealed to the conservatives to rally for regime change.
In the National Assembly, there was a struggle between the ruling and opposition parties, ‘It is a temple’ and ‘It is a Nambul,’ over the inquiry into the communication data of the Airborne Service.
This is reporter Cho Myung-ah.
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Democratic Party candidate Jae-myung Lee took part in the Newspaper Editors Association debate today and formulated his position on real estate taxation and housing supply.
First, he said that his promise, the land tenure tax, would eventually be consolidated because it could become a double burden with the existing tax.
He said that some green belt lifting would be inevitable for large-scale housing supply.
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“If there is room for additional, I think that we need to flexibly consider the supply of housing land through damage to some green belts.”
Candidate Lee previously made a promise to expand public postpartum care centers nationwide through SNS.
In the afternoon, we plan to visit the West Sea 5 Islands Special Guard to emphasize our commitment to territorial protection.
On the second day of his visit to the TK region, Candidate Seok-Yeol Yoon, the People’s Strength candidate, visited Daegu, the political hometown of former President Park Geun-Hye.
Candidate Yoon, who led the investigation and arrest of former President Park, lowered her stance, saying, “We welcome Park’s amnesty,” and “I would like to visit him when his health is restored.”
In response to support for some pro-Park groups, they responded with a will for regime change.
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“We must change the government and lead this election to victory…”
He also participated in the inauguration ceremony of the Daegu Election Commission and appealed for the gathering of conservative supporters for regime change.
In the National Assembly, there was also a fierce battle between the ruling and opposition parties related to the inquiry into the communication records of the Airborne Service.
The People’s Power demanded President Moon Jae-in to express his position on this, saying, “The Airborne Service indiscriminately inspected even the presidential candidates of the opposition party.” He pointed out that if others say it, it is ‘naeronambul’, which is a temple.
This is Myeong-ah Cho from MBC News.
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