President's office, opposition party lawmakers attend candlelight vigils "Joint in shaking the constitutional order"
"It is said that the movement of meeting with the ruling and opposition leaders has been completely stopped", which was trying to promote the first budget bill of the Yoon Seok-yeol administration. [ K trendy NEWS Reporter Lim Woo-kyung] The presidential office criticized the attendance of 7 members of the National Assembly from the opposition Minjoo Party at the candlelight vigil held in downtown Seoul on Saturday, the 19th, to commemorate the resignation of special prosecutor Kim Kun-hee and Yun Seok-yeol. In a briefing held at the Presidential Office in Yongsan on the 20th, an official from the Presidential Office said, “Freedom of assembly must be guaranteed and respected, but arguments that undermine the constitutional order are of no help to anyone.” is not desirable," he said. In response to the movement of the opposition, the presidential office decided to take a countermeasure, saying that it was "shaking the constitutional order." On the 19th,