(2)Pro-gov't Uri Party wins majority in S. Korean elections

(2)Pro-gov't Uri Party wins majority in S. Korean elections

SEOUL, South Korea - Park Geun Hye, chairwoman of South Korea's main opposition Grand National Party, watches television reports on the country's parliamentary election at the party headquarters in Seoul on April 15. The pro-government Uri Party secured a majority in the election widely seen as crucial in determining the political fate of impeached President Roh Moo Hyun.

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