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  1. Lee Jae Myung and the People Power Party discussed political reform during a golf meeting, while the presidential office sought their buy-in.
  2. Lee Jae Myung requires National Assembly consent for his reform agenda, facing suspicion from the People Power Party.

The People Power Party vows to block military academy integration, citing Daejeon's lack of necessary airfield and port facilities, amid ongoing reform debate.

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The People Power Party vows to block military academy integration, citing Daejeon's lack of necessary airfield and port facilities, amid ongoing reform debate.

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