Lee Jun Seok, head of S. Korea's People Power Party

Lee Jun Seok, head of S. Korea's People Power Party

Lee Jun Seok, head of South Korea's main opposition People Power Party, is interviewed by Kyodo News in Seoul on Nov. 9, 2021.

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