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Main opposition party slams Moon for appointing disastrous Cabinet members
Posted : 2021-05-14 17:01
Updated : 2021-05-14 17:01
New Science Minister Lim Hye-sook smiles during her inauguration ceremony at the government complex in Sejong, May 14. Yonhap
The main opposition People Power Party (PPP) on Friday slammed President Moon Jae-in for appointing the new prime minister and two other Cabinet members despite opposition objections. The Moon Jae-in administration does not budge a bit no matter how hard it is hit by (souring) public opinion. Its DNA of arrogance and self-righteousness has never been cured, PPP floor leader Rep. Kim Gi-hyeon said during an emergency plenary meeting of the party.
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Global chip shortage: South Korea to offer tax breaks to local chipmakers
Government announces measures to foster the local non-memory chip industry and to tackle global shortages of automotive chips
South Korea to offer tax benefits to local chip makers to boost non-memory chip industry
South Korea announced on Thursday that it will offer tax incentives and loans to local chipmakers in an effort to foster the non-memory chip industry and to tackle global shortages of automotive chips.
Photo : YONHAP News President Moon Jae-in has reportedly requested the National Assembly convey its opinions on the three remaining minister nominees amid fierce resistance from the main opposition People Power Party(PPP) to confirm their nomination.
A senior official of the presidential office told reporters on Wednesday that President Moon asked to hear from parliament by Friday, adding the president will also collect opinions via various routes in the meantime.
On Tuesday, Moon had requested a second time for parliament to send confirmation hearing reports for Science Minister nominee Lim Hye-sook, Fisheries Minister nominee Park Jun-young and Land Minister nominee Noh Hyeong-ouk after the Assembly failed to meet a Monday deadline. Moon was known to have called for lawmakers’ opinions when he delivered the request on hearing reports.