Lee reelected S. Korean opposition party president

Lee reelected S. Korean opposition party president

SEOUL, South Korea - Lee Hoi Chang waves hand at his supporters May 31 after he was reelected president of the Grand National Party (GNP), South Korea's largest opposition group. In a speech after the election, the 65-year-old Lee said he would do his utmost to regain the lost political power from President Kim Dae Jung's ruling Millennium Democratic Party (MDP).

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