한국당 당권주자들 첫 TV토론회서 격돌<br /><br />On Friday, South Korea's main opposition Liberty Korea Party held the first debate in this year's race for the party's leadership.<br />It's a three-way race between former prime minister Hwang Gyo-ahn,... former Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon... and two-term lawmaker Kim Jin-tae.<br />A key question they were asked was about the 1980 pro-democracy movement.<br />Last week, three lawmakers, including Kim, had said, controversially,... that North Korea had orchestrated<br />the demonstration,... and that the families of those who died in the movement were "siphoning off taxpayers' money."<br />In response to Friday's debate question about the movement, Kim said the issue is related to taxpayers' money, so the government needs to reveal who the payments are going to.<br />For his part, Hwang Gyo-ahn, said the history of the movement cannot be disputed,... and Oh Se-hoon slammed the party for not cracking down more quickly after the controversy.<br />The party has expelled one of the lawmakers, but for Kim and another, it's put off disciplinary action for now.<br />There will be five more televised debates before the party convention on February 27th.
