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Lee Vows to Protect Farmers from CPTPP Damage, Land Survey
President Lee Jae Myung acknowledged farmers' concerns over the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) and land survey, stating he will prevent unfair damage and that membership is unlikely during his term, though he called it inevitable in the long run. A civic group has filed a police complaint against Agriculture Minister Song Mi-ryung over the farmland survey, accusing her of abusing power.
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- Civil group files police complaint against agriculture minister over farmland survey


















