(1) Roh demands opposition withdraw impeachment motion

(1) Roh demands opposition withdraw impeachment motion

SEOUL, South Korea - Lawmakers of the pro-government Uri (Our Open) Party occupy the National Assembly (parliament) Speaker's room March 11 to block the proceedings for an opposition-sponsored motion to impeach President Roh Moo Hyun. President Roh demanded earlier in the day that two main opposition parties withdraw the motion.

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