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Jin-sook Lee was cut off from the candidacy for mayor of Daegu by the ruling party, with interpretations suggesting this may be a strategic move to position her for future opportunities.

South Korea's Human Rights Commission has recommended that Daegu Metropolitan Transit Corporation revise its family allowance policies, which currently favor only elder sons and daughters based on birth order.

Former Chair of the Korea Communications Commission, Lee Jin-sook, demands the 국민의힘 party reconsider her exclusion from the nomination for the Daegu mayoral candidacy, arguing it disrespects both her and the citizens who support her.

Jeong Cheong-rae, the leader of the Democratic Party, has formally requested former Prime Minister Kim Boo-gyeom to run as the party's candidate for mayor of Daegu, emphasizing his leadership skills as crucial for the city's development.

Joo Ho-young and Lee Jin-suk face backlash after being excluded from the Daegu candidate selection.

Former Prime Minister Kim Boo-kyum is expected to announce his candidacy for the Daegu mayoral election this week, as discussions within the Democratic Party about his selection gain momentum.

Lee Jin-sook and Joo Ho-young, candidates for the mayoral election from the ruling People Power Party in Daegu, have failed to secure their candidacies.

Former Prime Minister Kim Boo-kyum is speculated to run for mayor of Daegu, while former Daegu Mayor Hong Joon-pyo highlights the importance of communication with the Lee Jae-myung government for the city’s progress.

The Democratic Party has indicated that former Prime Minister Kim Bo-kyum is expected to decide whether to run for the Daegu mayoral election within the week, seeking strong leadership to address local issues.

Jang Dong-hyuk, the leader of the People Power Party, urges for fair primaries in response to Lee Jeong-hyun's controversial policy to exclude veteran candidates in the upcoming Daegu mayoral election.

The Democratic Party of Korea announced plans to select candidates for the upcoming local elections in Daejeon and Chungnam through primaries, amidst challenges regarding the integration of the two regions.

Lee Jung-hyun of the People Power Party's controversial decision to eliminate mid-level candidates in Daegu appears aimed at preventing Han Dong-hoon from entering by-elections.

The impending candidacy of former Prime Minister Kim Boo-kyum for the mayoral election in Daegu has garnered political interest over potential governmental support for his campaign.

A report discusses internal nomination conflicts within Korea's People Power Party in their traditional stronghold region.

A child was injured by a stray bullet near a South Korean army shooting range, prompting the military to suspend all small arms firing exercises nationwide.

The article discusses the political landscape in South Korea, focusing on the challenges faced by Oh Se-hoon after his registration in the local elections.

Right-wing YouTuber Go Seong-guk has promoted Lee Jin-sook, a preliminary candidate for Daegu mayor from the People Power Party, as a suitable candidate for Seoul mayor, triggering backlash from Daegu citizens who view it as an insult.

Lee Jung-hyun encourages senior politicians in the Daegu mayoral race to step aside for younger candidates, emphasizing the need for generational change and party revitalization.

The upcoming local elections in Daegu, South Korea, are anticipated to see a significant lack of competition, especially for the mayor's position, reflecting a potential shift in political dynamics following recent national events.

Former Chair of the Emergency Response Committee Kim Jong-in criticized the nomination of Lee Jin-suk for mayor of Daegu as merely a gimmick, arguing it lacks true innovation.

Former Daegu mayor Hong Joon-pyo criticized Seoul mayor Oh Se-hoon for his initiation of the Han River Bus project, claiming it resembles merely a sightseeing service without necessary infrastructure.

The Supreme Court has upheld a ruling that invalidates the election of Daegu Dong-gu Mayor Yoon Seok-jun due to violations of election fund regulations.

Song Eon-seok, the leader of the People's Power party, has proposed the immediate processing of the Daegu and Gyeongbuk administrative integration law and four special laws related to Gangwon, Jeonbuk, Jeju, and Busan during the upcoming March National Assembly session.

The passage of a special law for the administrative merger of Daegu & Gyeongbuk and Daejeon & Chungnam is unlikely to take place during the National Assembly's upcoming session due to stalled negotiations between the ruling party and the opposition.

Three individuals have been charged for violations of industrial safety laws following an accident involving a drilling machine at the construction site of Daegu Manchon Station.

Debate arises over the TK Administrative Integration Act, highlighting conflicting opinions among citizens and officials in the Daegu-Gyeongbuk region.

Daegu city in South Korea launches a year-long trial for autonomous freight transportation services focusing on last-mile and mid-mile deliveries.

A 20-meter drilling machine collapsed at a construction site in Daegu, injuring three individuals.

Members of South Korea's ruling party have filed a complaint with the ethics committee against several lawmakers who accompanied former party leader Han Dong-hoon on a schedule in Daegu.

Discussions between South Korea's ruling and opposition parties on the administrative integration bill for Daegu-Gyeongbuk and Chungnam-Daejeon have not reached a conclusion, but additional negotiations are anticipated to proceed in March.

The ruling and opposition parties are struggling to reach agreement on the integration laws for Daegu-Gyeongbuk and Chungnam-Daejeon, risking political confusion as a deadline approaches for related elections.

The Daegu District Council Chair Association has demanded the National Assembly pass a special law for the administrative integration of Daegu and Gyeongbuk.

A webtoon titled 'Gwiinok' features 50 notable figures from the Daegu and Gyeongbuk regions, bringing their stories to life for broader recognition.

Former representative Han Dong-hoon refuted claims by the ruling party's leader that his recent Daegu visit with pro-Han lawmakers constituted an improper act, describing it instead as a supportive gesture.

The Democratic Party and the National Power Party are engaged in a blame game over the delay in processing an administrative integration special law for Daegu-Gyeongbuk and Chungnam-Daejeon.

Former People Power Party representative Han Dong-hun plans to visit Busan to meet with local citizens and merchants at Gupo Market, following his previous visit to Daegu.

The cities of Daegu and Gyeongbuk are urging the National Assembly to cooperate for the quick passage of a special law on administrative integration amid political disputes.

The People Power Party has suspended its filibuster in the National Assembly amid declining regional public opinion, seeking to expedite the processing of the administrative merger law for Daegu and Gyeongbuk alongside a similar law for Jeonnam and Gwangju.

Former Daegu Mayor Hong Joon-pyo criticized politicians in Songpa, particularly targeting Bae Hyun-jin, urging that those causing disturbances should be removed.

Former People Power Party leader Han Dong-hoon visited Daegu's Seomun Market, asserting the need to break away from the Yoon Seok-yeol leadership to rebuild conservatism in South Korea.

The ruling National Power Party and the opposition Democratic Party are engaged in a dispute over convening the legislative committee to process the Daegu-Gyeongbuk administrative integration law.

The leadership of the Democratic Party visited Daegu, traditionally a conservative stronghold, seeking to leverage recent polling gains amid turmoil in the People's Power Party ahead of local elections.

Former chairman Lee Jin-sook criticized former People Power Party leader Handong-hoon during his visit to Daegu, stating he has no standing in the city.

Former Daegu Mayor Hong Jun-pyo expressed support for President Yoon's real estate policies, suggesting that money invested in real estate could positively impact the stock market in South Korea.

The Daegu City Council has shifted its stance to support government integration while the northern Gyeongbuk local councils express strong opposition, demanding more public discussion.

President Yoon has achieved a 67% approval rating, the highest since taking office, with significant support in Daegu despite ongoing political tensions.

The People Power Party in South Korea has decided to support the administrative integration law for Daegu and Gyeongbuk after previous opposition from regional lawmakers.

The People Power Party has changed its stance to support the administrative integration of Daegu and Gyeongbuk following a vote among regional lawmakers.

There is a movement among Daegu's civic society to establish a branch of the Independence Hall in Daegu, spurred by the recently proposed amendment to the Independence Hall Law.

The People’s Power Party in South Korea has officially adopted a supportive stance towards the integration of administrative functions between Daegu and Gyeongbuk, despite some internal dissent.