S. Korean presidential election campaign begins

S. Korean presidential election campaign begins

SEOUL, South Korea - Lee Myung Bak, the candidate from the main opposition Grand National Party, stumps in front of Seoul Station on Nov. 27 as official campaigning for South Korea's Dec. 19 presidential election began the same day.

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