News up on November 20th, summarizing the main schedule.
A rally hosted by the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions and the National Farmers' Union will block some roads in the city center.
The organizers will hold preliminary rallies at Sungnyemun and Gwanghwamun from 1:30 p.m., then march to Sejong-ro, and after the main rally at 3 p.m., they will march again through Seoul Station to Namyoung Intersection, which is expected to cause traffic congestion.
The student council of Dongduk Women's University will hold a general meeting of students and vote on the engineering transition.
The school, which announced that the damage caused by the protests amounted to up to 5.4 billion won, forewarned a hard-line response, saying that individuals should take responsibility for illegal activities.
The Supreme Court's judgment will come out today against a 20-year-old man, identified only by his surname Shin, who died of a hit-and-run accident while driving a Rolls-Royce vehicle under the influence of drugs in Apgujeong, Seoul. Shin was previously sentenced to 20 years in prison in the first trial, but he was drastically reduced to 10 years in prison when he agreed with the bereaved family during the second trial.
The International Monetary Fund, IMF briefs on the results of annual consultations with our country. While domestic demand is hardly recovering, we will diagnose the Korean economy and financial situation and give advice ahead of the Trump administration's inauguration.
It was a major schedule for the news industry.
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