
The Fatherland Innovation Party called for simultaneous impeachment of the Democratic Party of Korea's push for a state investigation into Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae.
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The Fatherland Innovation Party expressed its position on the Democratic Party of Korea's decision to conduct a state investigation into Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jeong Yeon-sol = On the 27th, in response to the Democratic Party of Korea's decision to conduct a state investigation into Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae, the Fatherland Innovation Party urged the government to pursue impeachment at the same time, saying, "The state investigation should not be an excuse to avoid impeachment."
Lim Myeong-hee, spokesperson for the Democratic Party of Korea, made a comment on this day and said, “There is no way the People Power Party will agree to a government investigation or cooperate in forming a special committee, so it is very likely that time will only be wasted.”
Spokesperson Lim said, "Impeachment is the most effective way to hold Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho accountable and put a stop to his continued unconstitutional and illegal performance of duties," and added, "We strongly urge the Democratic Party to join the ranks of Cho Hee-dae's impeachment as soon as possible."
He continued, “If the Democratic Party wants to pursue a government investigation, they must also proceed with impeachment at the same time,” and added, “Now is the time for the National Assembly to do everything it can.”
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