S. Korea prosecutors summon ex-president Park for questioning

S. Korea prosecutors summon ex-president Park for questioning

File photo taken in November 2016 shows Park Geun Hye. South Korea's state prosecutors on March 15, 2017, summoned the ousted president to appear for questioning on March 21 over corruption and abuse-of-power charges, according to the prosecutors' office. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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