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Jang, outside the party in PK after Incheon... 'Opposition-recommended special prosecutor, by-election' pressure on the ruling party
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- National Power Party leader Jang Dong-hyuk is stepping up pressure on the ruling party by attending rallies and meetings in Busan and Gwangju, criticizing the June 3rd election ballot shortage and demanding a special prosecutor and by-elections.
- He also clashed with floor leader Chung Jin-suk over the party's direction, advocating for a 'member-centric party' versus Chung's 'people-centric party'.
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National Power Party leader Jang Dong-hyuk is stepping up pressure on the ruling party by attending rallies and meetings in Busan and Gwangju, criticizing the June 3rd election ballot shortage and demanding a special prosecutor and by-elections. He also clashed with floor leader Chung Jin-suk over the party's direction, advocating for a 'member-centric party' versus Chung's 'people-centric party'.
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