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South Korean conservatives looking for rebirth after election loss
The party's presidential candidate Kim Moon-soo was unable to convince Lee Jun-seok, the nominee from the minor conservative Reform Party, to drop out, likely splitting at least some of the vote. Former labour minister Kim won 41.15% of the vote and Lee Jun-Seok won 8.34%, to winner Lee Jae-myung's 49.42%.
Korea JoongAng Daily on MSN1d
Lee Jae-myung, Kim Moon-soo to be reimbursed for campaigns, Lee Jun-seok to get nothingWith Korea’s 21st presidential election now concluded, candidates have begun the process of settling their campaign expenses.
The Chosun Ilbo on MSN2d
Kim Moon-soo concedes after loss to Lee Jae-myungKim Moon-soo, the conservative People Power Party’s presidential candidate, conceded defeat in the early hours of June 4, ...
The People Power Party's Kim Moon-soo, 73, is the main conservative candidate in South Korea's June 3 snap presidential ...
Conservative People Power Party candidate Kim Moon-soo on Wednesday delivered a speech conceding defeat in the presidential ...
Following the declaration of martial law in December 2024, Kim made headlines for opposing the impeachment of Yoon Suk Yeol.
SEOUL (Reuters) -South Korea's conservative presidential candidate Kim Moon-soo conceded defeat early on Wednesday in the ...
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Kim Hyun-soo, Park Dong-won, and Oh Ji-hwan remained at the top of the lineup. Yoo Young-chan's five...A whopping four backup players were selected.Eliaser Hernandez will start, but there is no guarantee of winning because the ...
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