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South Korea's third acting president is low-key economist at helm amid deep turmoil
South Korea's third acting leader in five months, Lee Ju-ho, is an understated labour economist and education bureaucrat thrust into managing high-stakes trade talks with the United States and a country reeling from political knife fights before a crucial election.
No major violence was immediately reported ... He’s the first South Korean president to be arrested or indicted while in office. Yoon served as prosecutor-general under his predecessor, liberal ...
South Korea's president has been removed from office after ... the president and what he had attempted to do. But Yoon showed no remorse. He dug in, fought his trial at every step, and ...
There was no national emergency ... and a key figure in the sweeping investigation of South Korea’s last impeached president, Park Geun-hye. Park was removed from office in 2017 and sentenced ...
No major violence was immediately reported ... He's the first South Korean president to be arrested or indicted while in office. Yoon served as prosecutor-general under his predecessor, liberal ...
He has no immediate way back into public office. An official removed by impeachment cannot hold public office for five years, according to South Korea’s constitution, and a president can serve ...
He is the second South Korean president to be ousted through impeachment ... "Even when martial law is declared lawfully, there is no legal ground for blocking up the National Assembly or ...
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