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PPP to Boycott Budget Review in Protest of 'Fabricated Indictment' Special Investigation

[Politics] : The main opposition will boycott the parliamentary Legislation and Judiciary Committee, including its review of the 2027 budget, in protest of a special counsel investigation into alleged fabrication of indictments during the former Yoon Suk Yeol administration. People Power Party(PPP) lawmakers on the ... [more...]

world.kbs.co.kr ·25m ago

PPP to Boycott Budget Review in Protest of 'Fabricated Indictment' Special Investigation

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