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South Korea's National Assembly passes the new Constitution amendment by a narrow margin
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The 24th session of the Constitutional Court concluded on March 19 after reviewing amendments to Article I and II regarding presidential term limits; however, these changes failed in their first vote at Tuesday's National Assembly plenary meeting due to a lack of majority support from opposition parties led by Lee Jae-myung.
Key Points
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1South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has ordered the arrest of Lee Jae-myung, a former prosecutor general.
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2The president stated that he will not stop until this order is executed and emphasized his determination to proceed with arrests if necessary. (Source: Newsis)
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3President Yoon confirmed in multiple statements on March 24th regarding plans for the arrest of Lee Jae-myung, noting potential delays due to legal procedures but affirming no change in intent.
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4The news reports indicate that President Yoon is considering additional arrests beyond just one individual as part of his broader strategy. (Source: Segye)
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5Media outlets across Korea are reporting on the president's firm stance and specific mentions regarding Lee Jae-myung, with some noting potential future actions against other officials.
Developments
[Mar 24]
President Yoon ordered arrests of former prosecutor general Lee Jae-myung; stated he will not stop until the order is executed and may arrest others if necessary. (Source: Newsis)
[Mar 24, 03:35]
President Yoon ordered arrests of former prosecutor general Lee Jae-myung; stated he will not stop until the order is executed and may arrest others if necessary. (Source: Newsis)
[Mar 24, 01:59]
President Yoon confirmed plans for arrests of Lee Jae-myung; noted potential delays due to legal procedures but affirmed no change in intent regarding the arrest order. (Source: Rss.etoday.co.kr)
[Mar 24, 01:59]
President Yoon confirmed plans for arrests of Lee Jae-myung; noted potential delays due to legal procedures but affirmed no change in intent regarding the arrest order. (Source: Rss.etoday.co.kr)
[Mar 24, 01:59]
President Yoon confirmed plans for arrests of Lee Jae-myung; noted potential delays due to legal procedures but affirmed no change in intent regarding the arrest order. (Source: Rss.etoday.co.kr)