Jinshi Data News on December 4th, the ruling party of South Korea, the National Power Party, will hold an emergency meeting of members at 22:00 local time today (December 4th) to discuss countermeasures against the impeachment case proposed by the opposition party against President Yoon Seok-yul. The National Power Party held a three-hour meeting of members this morning, discussing three proposals made by the representative of the ruling party, Han Dong-hoon, at the Supreme Committee: collective resignation of the cabinet, holding Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun and others accountable, and demanding that President Yoon Seok-yul leave the party. However, no consensus was reached on President Yoon’s departure from the party, and it is expected that the National Power Party will continue to discuss related issues. It is reported that South Korean Prime Minister Han De-zhu, the representative of the ruling party Han Dong-hoon, and the party whip Qiu Qing-hao will go to the presidential office to hold discussions with President Yoon Seok-yul.
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The ruling party in South Korea will hold a meeting tonight to discuss the response plan for the president's impeachment case.
Jinshi Data News on December 4th, the ruling party of South Korea, the National Power Party, will hold an emergency meeting of members at 22:00 local time today (December 4th) to discuss countermeasures against the impeachment case proposed by the opposition party against President Yoon Seok-yul. The National Power Party held a three-hour meeting of members this morning, discussing three proposals made by the representative of the ruling party, Han Dong-hoon, at the Supreme Committee: collective resignation of the cabinet, holding Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun and others accountable, and demanding that President Yoon Seok-yul leave the party. However, no consensus was reached on President Yoon’s departure from the party, and it is expected that the National Power Party will continue to discuss related issues. It is reported that South Korean Prime Minister Han De-zhu, the representative of the ruling party Han Dong-hoon, and the party whip Qiu Qing-hao will go to the presidential office to hold discussions with President Yoon Seok-yul.