Park ousted as S. Korea's president by Constitutional Court ruling

Park ousted as S. Korea's president by Constitutional Court ruling

File photo taken in December 2012 shows Park Geun Hye after her election as president of South Korea. The country's Constitutional Court on March 10, 2017, upheld her impeachment over a corruption and abuse-of-power scandal, immediately removing her from power and leaving her open to potential criminal prosecution. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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