Ex-unification minister elected head of S. Korea ruling party

Ex-unification minister elected head of S. Korea ruling party

SEOUL, South Korea - Chung Dong Young, former unification minister, was elected as head of South Korea's ruling Uri Party on Feb. 18 by a vote at the party's national convention in Seoul, defeating seven other candidates.

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