People Power Party splits into factions ahead of the leadership vote next week as Han Dong-hoon leads the race
Four party leadership election candidates on July 17, 2024 | Image: People Power Party, edited by Korea Pro
As South Korea’s ruling People Power Party (PPP) prepares to elect its new leader during next Tuesday’s national convention, frontrunners have focused on accusing each other of belonging to factions that are hostile to President Yoon Suk-yeol, potentially creating a rift between the party and the Presidential Office.
This rift will likely grow deeper if the frontrunner, Han Dong-hoon, former justice minister and interim party leader, wins the leadership race.
As South Korea’s ruling People Power Party (PPP) prepares to elect its new leader during next Tuesday’s national convention, frontrunners have focused on accusing each other of belonging to factions that are hostile to President Yoon Suk-yeol, potentially creating a rift between the party and the Presidential Office.
This rift will likely grow deeper if the frontrunner, Han Dong-hoon, former justice minister and interim party leader, wins the leadership race.
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