S. Korean prosecution poised to indict ex-premier Lee in bribery case

Former South Korean Prime Minister Lee Wan Koo speaks to reporters at a public prosecution facility in Seoul before questioning on May 14, 2015, over an alleged bribery case. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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