South Korea before the crisis lesson: Parliament is right for the elevation of Yoon!

In South Korea it goes haywire! Tens of thousands of demonstrators have protested against President Yoon Suk Yeol and are calling for his dismissal. On Saturday, the parliament in Seoul finally voted for an office procedure against the controversial head of state. An application from the opposition received the necessary two -thirds majority, whereby 204 of the 300 MPs voted for the survey. Previously, a first application had not been successful due to an almost closed boycott of the PPP government party, reported krone.at .

How to proceed now? Prime Minister Han Duck will be temporarily taken over as the Presidential Office, while the constitutional court will be on the final decision. The court can either confirm the survey or declare it unconstitutional. The conflict is pussy because the opposition accuses Yoon's constitutional fracture. The latter surprisingly proclaimed war law on Tuesday last week to react to a budget dispute with the opposition, and then lifted it again after only a few hours. In a short -term television speech, Yoon defended his measures and described his political opponents as "anti -state forces" that endanger the stability of the government, according to n-tv.de .