Opposition party, “Public livelihood pain extreme and democracy regression” in ‘President Yoon’s first year in office’

The Democratic Party of Korea criticized the Republic of Korea for one year after the inauguration of President Yoon Seok-yeol, saying that the Republic of Korea had regressed.

Democratic Party floor leader Park Kwang-on criticized today at the National Assembly’s in-house countermeasures meeting, saying, “The pain of the people’s livelihood has become extreme due to economic imbalance, the balance of national interests has been damaged due to diplomatic imbalance, and democracy has regressed due to political discord.”

At the same time, he urged President Yoon to “go on a good path to restore people’s livelihood, national interest, democracy and reassure the people through a balanced economy, balanced diplomacy, and communication politics in the new year.”

Hong Seong-guk, spokesman for the hospital, pointed out that “Each country has issued huge domestic stimulus measures to the corona crisis, but only Korea has not come up with a livelihood measure for the past year.”

Rep. Kim Byeong-ju said, “After the launch of the Yoon Seok-yeol government, North Korea has launched ballistic missiles more than 30 times, and the 7th nuclear test seems imminent.”

Former floor leader Park Hong-geun also said in MBC Radio’s ‘Kim Jong-bae’s attention’, “In one year, a huge regression beyond imagination has occurred, and the people give it about 30 points out of 100.” I was harsh.

There was also a comment criticizing President Yoon’s pointing out past government policies as the cause of the rise of charter fraud and drug crimes at the cabinet meeting today.

Party advisor Park Ji-won, former head of the National Intelligence Service, said on social media, “From the second year onwards, you should say ‘It’s my fault’, and you shouldn’t blame ‘Moon Jae-in if you open your mouth’.”