S. Korean parties decide against constitutional change

S. Korean parties decide against constitutional change

SEOUL, South Korea - Prime Minister Kim Jong Pil speaks at a news conference July 21 following his meeting with President Kim Dae Jung. The premier said the country's ruling coalition partners agreed not to seek a constitutional change this year to introduce a parliamentary cabinet system in place of the current presidential system.

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