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PPP launches disciplinary process for 3 lawmakers

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PPP launches disciplinary process for 3 lawmakers
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Cho Kyoung-tae, Jin Jong-oh and Kwon Young-jin of People Power Party. Yonhap The ethics committee of the main opposition People Power Party (PPP) said Monday it has launched a disciplinary process for three lawmakers accused of harming the party in various ways.In a press release following a plenary session, the committee said it decided to begin the process for six-term Rep. Cho Kyoung-tae for allegedly making phone calls to lawmakers of other parties to try to keep Rep.

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Publication timeMon, 27 Jul 2026 12:07:02 GMT
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From left are Reps. Cho Kyoung-tae, Jin Jong-oh and Kwon Young-jin of People Power Party. Yonhap The ethics committee of the main opposition People Power Party (PPP) said Monday it has launched a disciplinary process for three lawmakers accused of harming the party in various ways.In a press release following a plenary session, the committee said it decided to begin the process for six-term Rep. Cho Kyoung-tae for allegedly making phone calls to lawmakers of other parties to try to keep Rep. Park Duk-hyum from being elected as deputy National Assembly speaker.Rep.

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