S. Korea votes in local elections

S. Korea votes in local elections

SEOUL, South Korea - Konomi Nakane (L), a Japanese national from Shizuoka Prefecture, casts a ballot with her husband in South Korea's local elections on May 31 in Seoul as the country granted voting rights to foreigners who have lived in S. Korea for over three years since obtaining permanent residency.

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