S. Korea Pres. Kim marks first year of presidency

S. Korea Pres. Kim marks first year of presidency

South Korean President Kim Dae Jung speaks to reporters at the Blue House presidential office on Feb. 24 to mark the first anniversary of his presidency. He started his four-year term on Feb. 25 last year. ==Kyodo

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