S. Koreans stage protests against U.S. beef imports

S. Koreans stage protests against U.S. beef imports

SEOUL, South Korea - Tens of thousands of people stage protests in front of Seoul City Hall on May 31 against the government's move to lift import restrictions on U.S. beef.

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