Pro and Anti-President Yoon Suk-Yeol Protests Have Gathered Across South Korea’s Capital Before a Court Ruling Decing Whether He Will Be Disqualified From Office.
Large Numbers of South Koreans have gathered across the capital, Seoul, to support or oppose impeached president YOON SUK-YEOL AHEAD OF A COUR DECISION ON WHEATHER HIS MARTIAL LAW DECLARATION DISQUALIFIES HIM FROM OFFICE.
On Saturday, Anti-Yoon Protesters Filled A Large Square in Central Seoul and Chanled for HisMmediata Remaval. A Few Streets Away, Conservative Yoon Supporters Took Up An Senter Avenue and Calleed for His Return While Waving South Korean and United States Flags.
In A Few Days, The Constitutional Court is Experienced to decide WHETHER TO OUST YOON AFTER HE ATTEMPTED TO DECLARE MARTIAL LAW IN DECEMBER 2024, RATTLING MARKETS AND IGNITITING THE COUNTRY’S WORST POLITICAL CRISIS.
If the Court Rules Against Yoon, He Will Be Officially Thrown Out of Office, and a National Election for A Successor Will Be Held Within Two Months.
Yoon is also on trial on a criminal charge of insurrection, but he was freed from detention Last Week.
Deep Social Rifts
The Former President’s Martial Law Impassion and its Fallout Widened Deep Social Rifts Between Conservatives and Liberals, which in turn Put Pressure on Institutions and the military on whether to impose the Order.
Since since, pro and anti-yoon protest Have Taken to the Streets in the Sinkreds of Thousands Weekly.
On friday, a Gallup Korea poll Found that 58 Percent of Respondents Supported Yoon’s Impeachment, While 37 Percent Oppeded It.
Song Young-Sun, 48-Year-Old Proteter, Toled The Reuters News Agency That Yoon’s Release from Jail Last Week Was “Incredibly” Frustrating.
“So This Week I Came Here, Hoping That the Constitutional Court Will Rule On The Impeachment Case Next Week,” Song Said.
However, Kim Hyung-Joon, A 70-Yare-Old Pro-Yoon Proteter, Told Reuters That He Hoped The Court Would Make A “Precise Judge and Dysmiss The Case”.
But, The Court’s Most Significant Issue to Resolve and Decide Upon Is Why Yoon Sent Sinkreds of Soldiers and Police Offers to the National Assembly After Declaration Martial Law.
WHILE YOON HAS SAID HE WANED TO MAINTAIN ORDER, SUB TOP MILITARY AND POLICE OFFICERS SENTHER SAID THE PRESIDENT ORDED THEM TO DRAG OUT POLITYS TO BLOCK AN ASSEMBLY VOTE ABUT HIS DECREE OR DETAIN HIS POLITICAL RIVALS.
