Kim Min-seok Seeks Party Leadership
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Former Prime Minister Kim Min-seok has announced his candidacy for the leadership of South Korea's Democratic Party. He launched his bid on August 17, citing a sense of responsibility and criticizing internal party strife. Kim also directly attacked fellow candidate Jeong Cheong-rae as part of his campaign.
Kim Min-seok substituted to protect player after being hit by pitch
Doosan Bears player Kim Min-seok was replaced after being hit by a pitch during the eighth inning of a game against the LG Twins at Jamsil Baseball Stadium. The substitution came with two outs in the bottom of the eighth inning and was described as a measure to protect the player.
South Korea’s Kim Min-seok fires ethics deputy after message alleges Jung Chung-rae faction was interfering
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As Kim Min-seok’s Democratic Party TV launches, Kim Eo-jun smiles
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