Roh seeks 'peaceful solution' to N. Korea's nuke program

Roh seeks 'peaceful solution' to N. Korea's nuke program

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean President-elect Roh Moo Hyun speaks at a press conference at the parliament in Seoul on Dec. 20, the morning after he narrowly defeated his rival Lee Hoi Chang of the Grand National Party in the presidential race. Roh said he will make his utmost efforts to seek a peaceful solution to North Korea's nuclear weapons programs.

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