Liberty Korea Party urges government to listen to opposition to overcome lingering problems
- 5 years ago
나경원 교섭단체 대표연설…"불안과 공포의 시대"
South Korea's main opposition Liberty Korea Party has slammed the Moon Jae-in administration,... accusing it of causing concern and fear.
In a policy speech on Thursday,... floor leader Na Kyung-won said the government is losing ground both economically and diplomatically.
The government, she said, is only interested in digging up dirt on previous conservative administrations,... but instead it needs to start listening to the opposition to solve problems,... including Japan's latest trade measures against South Korea.
As for the recent DMZ meeting between the leaders of the two Koreas and the U.S.... she said North Korea still hasn't given up its nuclear weapons, so nothing has changed.
But she called for the administration to actively try and set up regular reunions for separated families and to enable them to write to each other.
Na also apologized to the people for the long standstill at the National Assembly,... vowing to make up for it by carrying out reforms in the political and judiciary sectors in a way that is fair.
South Korea's main opposition Liberty Korea Party has slammed the Moon Jae-in administration,... accusing it of causing concern and fear.
In a policy speech on Thursday,... floor leader Na Kyung-won said the government is losing ground both economically and diplomatically.
The government, she said, is only interested in digging up dirt on previous conservative administrations,... but instead it needs to start listening to the opposition to solve problems,... including Japan's latest trade measures against South Korea.
As for the recent DMZ meeting between the leaders of the two Koreas and the U.S.... she said North Korea still hasn't given up its nuclear weapons, so nothing has changed.
But she called for the administration to actively try and set up regular reunions for separated families and to enable them to write to each other.
Na also apologized to the people for the long standstill at the National Assembly,... vowing to make up for it by carrying out reforms in the political and judiciary sectors in a way that is fair.