All-out campaigning for by-elections...Han Dong-hoon said, "Mrs. Kim needs to refrain from activities."

[Anchor]
A week before the re- and by-elections to select four heads of local governments on the 16th, the leaders of the ruling and opposition parties traveled through the constituencies to provide all-out support.

While the Democratic Party of Korea is pushing for a permanent special prosecution targeting First Lady Kim Gun-hee and the presidential office, Han Dong-hoon, chairman of the People's Power, noted that First Lady Kim needs to refrain from public activities.

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How are the leadership of the ruling and opposition parties working on the holiday?

[Reporter]
The leaders of the two major parties visited Geumjeong-gu, Busan, the venue for the upcoming by-elections.

First, Han Dong-hoon, the leader of the People's Power, held an on-site supreme council meeting at the election office of candidate Yoon Il-hyun of the same party who ran for the by-election for Busan's Geumjeong-gu District Office.

As it is a holiday where the audit of the government is taking a break, members of the floor, including Kim Sang-hoon, chairman of the policy committee, and secretary-general Seo Bum-soo, also attended and cheered them up.Representative

said, "The election is to select who will do well and workers only for the region," and appealed to the ruling party to choose a candidate instead of a Democratic Party candidate who pollutes voters' choices through political strife and agitation.

In the afternoon, we will continue our intensive campaign in front of Pusan National University.

Democratic Party Chairman Lee Jae-myung also campaigned to support Kim Kyung-ji of the same party, the single opposition candidate, in downtown Geumjeong-gu, Busan.

The election is a second judgment of the government and the ruling party, which have failed to come to their senses even after the general election, he said, adding that representative democracy is to change it if they fail, and to quit even during their term if they can't stand it.

In the afternoon, Lee will travel to Yeonggwang-gun, Jeollanam-do, where competition is fierce with candidates from the Cho Kuk Innovation Party and the Progressive Party, to support the military election.

Cho Kuk, the leader of the Innovation Party, is also meeting voters in Gokseong-gun, Jeollanam-do, where the re-election of the county will be held, and Kim Jae-yeon, the leader of the Progressive Party, is meeting voters in Yeonggwang-gun, Jeollanam-do.

[Anchor]
CEO Han Dong-hoon mentioned the need to refrain from public activities of Mrs. Kim Gun-hee?

[Reporter]
CEO Han Dong-hoon met with reporters in Busan a little while ago and when asked if there was an opinion from within the power of the people that Kim Gun-hee would like to refrain from activities, he said he also thought so.

I don't know what some lawmakers said, but she repeatedly said she thought it was necessary for Kim to refrain from activities.It is the first time that a representative

has expressed his position on Mrs. Kim's public activities."It is pathetic that influential politicians seem to be at the mercy of brokers despite the controversy surrounding Myung Tae-kyun, a key figure in Kim's alleged intervention in

," he said, stressing the need for a quick investigation.He added that those who think

were involved with Myung should explain themselves confidently and honestly.

However, the People's Power is protesting that the permanent special prosecution promoted by the Democratic Party is a trick to cover up the judicial risks of representative Lee Jae-myung.

Kwak Kyu-taek, a senior spokesman, criticized that the purpose of the large opposition party is not to find out the truth, but rather to solidify the representative Lee's bulletproof body by creating another "Democratic prosecution."

On the other hand, the Democratic Party of Korea is raising the level of its offensive, emphasizing suspicions surrounding Myung Tae-kyun, saying that a special prosecutor for Kim is needed every day.

Floor spokesman Kang Yoo-jung said in a written briefing that new suspicions are appearing every day, arguing that there is no way for Kim to avoid the special prosecution.

So far, the political department has delivered it.