Cheers and boos as SK president’s impeachment upheld by court

The president of Korea withdrew from the office after the Constitutional Court voted unanimously supporting impeachment.

Yoon Suk YEOL was suspended in December after being impeached by Congress.

On Friday, the ruling shed tears of joy and sadness among Yun’s critics and supporters. He gathered in various parts of Seoul and lived in peace.

Elections for voting for Yun’s replacement should be held by June 3rd.

After waiting for a few months, Koreans need badly. Now the country can now repair and move forward, and the first step is to elect a new leader.

But the crisis Yun was widespread. His military acquisition lasted only six hours, but political falls have been strengthened only for each month.

On the night of December 3, when Yun ordered the army, he changed something in the spirit of Korea. It woke up the nation’s violent and dictatorship ghosts and showed people that martial arts were not martial law as if martial arts were entrusted to history.

Many people are still angry at what happened that night, and they are afraid that the threat of martial law can be branded again by the poor politicians of the future.

Therefore, today’s verdict came to most of the cheers cheered on the streets of Seoul as the verdict was read. It was a victory over democracy in Korea and seemed to have a dangerous basis for a while.

The Constitutional Court criticized Yun’s authoritarian power and voted for eight judges to remove him from the office.

Moon Hyung-Bae, the president of the eight-year-old bench, said he had no justification and he had a short life greeting, while maintaining his impeachment. “[gone] Against the people he had to protect “.

He added that martial law’s implementation “damaged people’s basic political rights and violated the principles of law and democracy.”

Already, there is a serious demand to change the Korean Constitution. (In order not to happen again in order to strengthen the system and restrict the president’s authority, this is especially necessary to reduce one’s authority, especially the patriotic future president.

When Yun leaves the office, he leaves not only a shaking country, but also a divided country. In the aftermath of the shocking December, Koreans were mostly united in the disgust of the president and what he tried.

But Yun did not regret. He dug up, made a trial at all stages, and continued to specify unfounded conspiracy theory, such as used to justify military acquisitions.

He argued that the country and his political opposition were penetrated by North Korea and China’s spies, and the “anti -national forces” manipulated the past elections.

Increasingly more and more people believed in him. Through his improvement, Yun changed himself to the political martyrs of many people. Victims of the facility.

His conspiracy theory was certainly rooted, and extremism thrives. Thousands of people protest in the center of Seoul every week. They were on the streets on Friday, they would be there again on Saturday, and that politicians and judges in the country were corrupt and the elections were manipulated.

And these are not fringe prospects.

More than one -third people say that they do not trust the Constitutional Court while delivering the verdict of Yun. More than 1/4 do not trust the voting system.

In this mood of disbelief, Korea should head to a poll. Yun’s successor must choose within the next 60 days. These days, they are in trouble and will be further divided. Many people may not accept the results.

However, Korea needs a new leader who can defend the whole country for several months.

You need to quickly find out how to deal with President Trump. The 25%tariff on automobiles and steel has been hit by Seoul and the sick economy, but many people are coming worse. It was time until President Trump turned his eyes to the Korean peninsula, and when he did so, he would try to reduce the deal with the arches of Seoul, Kim Jong -un in Seoul.

Yoon’s law team accused the court politicized the ruling.

“The entire process of this trial itself was legal and unfair,” said one of his lawyers, Yoon Gap-Geun.

“I’m sorry that this is a completely political decision,” he said.

But politicians ask everyone to accept this verdict, and Korea can at least start to move forward.

Yun’s political party PPP admitted, but Yun himself did not. In the statement, he did not mention the ruling and apologized to his supporters for his “flaw”.

“I’m really sorry for not being able to meet your expectations.

“It was a great honor to serve the Republic of Korea. I am deeply grateful to all those who have been in -jeong and encouraged despite many shortcomings,” he said.

He cannot appeal because the decision of the Supreme Court of Korea has been made. But swearing to fight repeatedly, he was still able to refuse to go quietly.

On December 3rd, in an unprecedented broadcast announcement Yun said that he is causing martial law. Protect the state from the “reaction” forces sympathized with North Korea.

At that time, the decomposed leader was in a deadlock of the budget bill, was original by corruption scandals, and some of his ministers were under investigation.

In less than two hours after the declaration, 190 members of the parliament, including part of Yoon, voted over to turn it over.

Yun Impeachment On December 14, he was suspended from his mission.

He also faces separate charges against the rebellion. He was arrested and prosecuted as a crime. He will be trial later. He is now receiving jewelry.

Yun is not the only Korean politician who has faced impeachment in recent months.

Prime Minister Han Deok -soo was reinstated as a temporary leader of the state last month after being impeached to block the appointment of a new judge on the constitutional court of the new judge after taking on the role of Yoon’s suspension last month.

2017, Former President Park Dae -tong I was forced to be in the office of her role in a corruption scandal related to a close friend.