Lee Jae-myung and Cho Kuk held a spontaneous two-hour meeting to discuss crisis management for Yongsan.

Lee makes on-the-spot proposal to Cho in the main conference hall, “Democratic Party former leader Lee Jae-myung and Cho Kook, leader of the Innovative Party for Justice, met at the National Assembly for nearly two hours to discuss responses to the current political situation.”
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, “Cho, at the back of the main conference hall on the 1st, approached former leader Lee for a conversation, and Lee made an on-the-spot proposal to continue the discussion.”
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, “Afterward, the two moved to the Democratic Party’s parliamentary leader’s office for a formal meeting. Park Chan-dae, acting parliamentary leader and leader of the Democratic Party, was also absent.”
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, “Following their conversation for about 1 hour and 50 minutes, Cho met with reporters and said, ‘I shared concerns about the multi-faceted national crisis from Yongsan with former leader Lee and discussed countermeasures.'”
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, “Former leader Lee mentioned, ‘Both the Democratic Party and the Innovative Party for Justice have many concerns about the current political situation and many areas in which they should cooperate. We discussed various issues.’ When asked about ‘whether there is a bipartisan alternative in the midst of the presidential veto situation,’ he responded, ‘Although we have discussed many alternatives to that problem, it is frustrating that the government and ruling party are not proposing any actions but are simply hindering the opposition and public will.'”
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, “Cho also said, ‘We deeply discussed how to resolve the situation where the president continues to veto bills despite the opposition winning power by giving them votes. When asked if they discussed the suspicions of state affairs corruption, he replied, ‘I won’t go into further detail on that.’ As there are numerous crises, there were long discussions on various topics.”
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, “It appears that the two also discussed the ‘relaxation of negotiation group requirements’ advocated by the Innovative Party for Justice. When asked about this issue, former leader Lee responded, ‘We should also have such discussions.'”
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