Earlier today, Representative Park said on his SNS, "What Busan really wants is not 250,000 won in local currency, but relocation of the Korea Development Bank," adding, "The Democratic Party should look at what Busan and Korea really need."
On the 5th, Rep. Park also claimed on social media, "Please send the Korea Development Bank to Nam-gu, Busan, instead of 250,000 won in congratulatory money, and our Busan citizens do not need 250,000 won."
Earlier, the financial union asked the presidential candidates for their opinions on maintaining the national bank in Seoul, and President Yoon replied, "The relocation of national financial institutions to local governments needs to be reviewed in consideration of the deterioration of the efficiency and unique functions of the organization." President Yoon's answer arrived at the financial union on January 12, 2022. In Busan, the bank responded with conflicting answers just three days before announcing its previous pledge.
It is said that not only the financial union but also the people's power camp were greatly embarrassed by President Yoon's sudden announcement. It is said that the influence of politicians from Busan played a role in President Yoon's sudden decision to relocate the mountain. Another camp participant said, "The reason why the KDB's pledge to relocate to Busan first came out was the improvised idea of politicians in Busan," adding, "It is an unrealistic pledge from the beginning."
Even after the inauguration of the Yoon Suk Yeol administration, President Yoon mentioned the relocation of the KDB to Busan several times. However, the KDB union faced strong opposition and the National Assembly reacted with a sour reaction, failing to speed up the relocation. The relocation of the KDB has effectively fizzled out due to the National Assembly's approval of President Yoon's impeachment and the arrest of President Yoon. "The current administration's power to relocate to Busan has stopped," said Kim Hyung-sun, chairman of the financial union. "It was a political engineering pledge made from the beginning without considering the role and national interests of the KDB."
Indeed, their behavior is the same as that of old politicians.
To get even a little vote in the presidential election, make everyone talk about the pledges they oppose,
It's a typical image of not making any claims or remarks after the election.
So, why are you asking the government to do this now.
I just want to put the current government within the framework of not listening to Busan's demands.
Have you ever asked the president properly in the last three years?
Seeing that it's a promise of a rebellion that I can't remember,
I don't think it's ever been an issue.
That's why you're a deep-rooted evil, and you're subject to liquidation.
Stop talking nonsense. Even though you guys are there
I hope you try to learn a little bit about the president doing policies for the people.
I wouldn't even think about it in the first place