S. Korean prosecutors seek arrest warrant for ex-Pres. Lee

S. Korean prosecutors seek arrest warrant for ex-Pres. Lee

Photo taken on March 14, 2018, shows former South Korean President Lee Myung Bak appearing at the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office. Prosecutors sought an arrest warrant for Lee on March 19 over corruption allegations including that he took 11 billion won (around $10.3 million) in bribes while in office. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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