S. Korean presidential election campaign begins

S. Korean presidential election campaign begins

SEOUL, South Korea - Lee Hoi Chang, who is running as an independent in South Korea's Dec. 19 presidential election, waves to voters in Seoul on Nov. 27, the first day of official campaigning.

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