(1)Roh Moo Hyun wins S. Korea presidential election

(1)Roh Moo Hyun wins S. Korea presidential election

SEOUL, South Korea - Roh Moo Hyun of the pro-government Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) and his wife Kwon Yang Sook wave to supporters in Seoul on Dec. 19 after defeating rival Lee Hoi Chang of the main opposition Grand National Party in South Korea's presidential election.

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