President Lee Jae-Myung approval dips to 38 % over controversies of new taxes on real estates & the appointment of self-proclaimed “feminist” politician to gender equality minister who found to be involved in a nepotism scandal. The ruling Democratic Party of Korea is at 38% and the opposition People’s power party at 29%.
2. How is this related to the sub
(1) Housing crisis: New real estate tax proposal and public housing supply plan involving the removal some portion of Yongsan Park to build housing found to be facing a lot of backlash in Seoul, where his approval fell the most.
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President Lee Jae-Myung approval dips to 38 % over controversies of new taxes on real estates & the appointment of self-proclaimed “feminist” politician to gender equality minister who found to be involved in a nepotism scandal. The ruling Democratic Party of Korea is at 38% and the opposition People’s power party at 29%.
2. How is this related to the sub
(1) Housing crisis: New real estate tax proposal and public housing supply plan involving the removal some portion of Yongsan Park to build housing found to be facing a lot of backlash in Seoul, where his approval fell the most.