The Chosun Ilbo

(1)Why is the ‘Spring in Seoul’ box office a warning to the ruling party
(2)President Yoon, who was elected in the December 12th and Democratic elections by force
(3)It’s different from the start
(4)But why do you think the public sentiment is the same
(5)Full deployment of prosecutorial connections to key positions
(6)You have to read the public broadcasting company president’s sighs and concerns properly
(7)Yoon Seok-min, a professor of journalism and information at Seoul National University, enters 202312200320
(8)On the morning of November 18 last year, President Yoon Suk Yeol said, “Yongsan.”
(9)In the presidential office, I had a question-and-answer session with reporters on my way to work
(10)Yes, News 1

(1)But now the people’s hearts have cooled down
(2)The public is puzzled by the appointment of a legal journalist-turned-media executive who had never experienced broadcasting practice and the urgent deliberation of fake news and attempts to discourage the media, including the shadow of Kim Gun-hee, the wife of the government’s manipulation of state affairs What is happening to democracy in this society that has been protected by blood and sweat for a long time? What are these ridiculous and anachronistic things in the Korean society that has jumped to become the world’s top industrial and cultural powerhouse in 2023

(1)Now the people ask again, because of the persecution of the Moon Jae Inn government
(2)Where did the prosecutor Yoon Suk Yeol go? His actions were to really advance democracy
(3)The Yoon Suk Yeoln government is facing a critical juncture It is no exaggeration to say that Korea can collapse helplessly. A democracy begins with fear of its people. Before it is too late, the nation should get rid of its fed-up political engineering and camp logic and look only at its people, correcting the wrongs from the birthplace of the Yoon Seok-yeol administration These are the three most urgent tasks