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'Pro-Lee Jun-seok' Kim Yong-tae "Will Not File Injunction"... Press Conference Canceled

Originally scheduled for a press conference at the National Assembly this afternoon, but canceled due to heavy rain
"We will do our best to protect the party's democracy and procedural democracy"

'Pro-Lee Jun-seok' Kim Yong-tae "Will Not File Injunction"... Press Conference Canceled Kim Yong-tae, the Youth Supreme Council Member of the People Power Party, is attending the Supreme Council meeting held at the National Assembly on the 29th of last month, delivering opening remarks. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@


[Asia Economy Reporter Geum Bo-ryeong] Kim Yong-tae, the youngest Supreme Council member of the People Power Party, has decided not to file an injunction.


On the afternoon of the 9th, Kim stated on his Facebook, "I will not apply for a suspension injunction," adding, "However, I will do my best to protect the party's democracy and procedural democracy."


Kim originally planned to hold a press conference at the National Assembly that afternoon but canceled it due to continuous heavy rain. He explained, "As a responsible member of a conservative party, I will cancel the press conference in this heavy rain situation, which is equivalent to a national disaster," and "At this moment, I considered what is important for the country, the people, and the party."


On the same day, the People Power Party held a national committee meeting in the morning and conducted an ARS vote to transition to an emergency response committee system, passing a party constitution amendment allowing the acting party leader to appoint the emergency committee chairman. Out of 707 members, 509 participated in the vote, with 457 in favor. Once the new emergency committee is established, party leader Lee Jun-seok and Supreme Council member Kim will be automatically dismissed.


Until now, other Supreme Council members, led by Bae Hyun-jin, have declared voluntary resignation, but Kim has refused to resign voluntarily, citing a lack of "political justification."


Earlier that day, Kim appeared on KBS Radio and said, "It is true that I received legal advice regarding the injunction, but I have not made a final decision yet," adding, "I received the injunction application from my lawyer early this morning, and I intend to make a statement regarding this."


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