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00:00Now, the neighboring country, South Korea, is in a state of chaos.
00:08Just a few days ago, on the 19th, the news of the arrest of the first South Korean president was a big issue in Japan.
00:21But what is happening in South Korea right now, with the arrest of the country's leader?
00:29Now, South Korea is in a state of chaos.
00:34Let's take a closer look at what's going on.
00:38First of all, the cause of the chaos is this.
00:41It's the resolution that the president issued at the end of last year.
00:46That's right. It's been 45 years since it was issued in South Korea.
00:50First of all, this is the resolution.
00:52When the country is in a state of emergency, such as a war,
00:57it is compulsory to put politics and society under the control of the president and the military.
01:04It is compulsory.
01:06In other words, the military can forcefully suppress various movements.
01:12It is written in the constitution that the president can issue a resolution.
01:18Even though it is recognized in the constitution that the president can issue a resolution,
01:24why did it become a situation of being arrested?
01:28Mr. Yamanouchi, how is South Korea these days?
01:31Did you feel the sense of emergency?
01:34From Japan's point of view, I didn't have the impression that there was a big terrorist attack before the resolution was issued.
01:43No, there wasn't.
01:45A lot of Korean people came to Japan.
01:48K-pop idols came to Japan.
01:50A lot of people from Japan came to Korea.
01:53I didn't feel the sense of emergency at all.
01:56So I was surprised that such a resolution was issued.
02:01Only when the country is in an emergency can a resolution be issued.
02:06But no one thought that South Korea was in an emergency.
02:12Why did President Yun issue a resolution?
02:17This was the situation in the world of politics in South Korea.
02:21In the first place, President Yun has a small number of opposition parties in the parliament since his inauguration.
02:27So he can't make various laws as an opposition party.
02:31In addition, last April's general election, the opposition party was defeated.
02:35The number of opposition parties in the Korean parliament is much higher than that of the president.
02:44The law that the opposition party will issue will not pass.
02:49On the other hand, the number of opposition parties is much higher than that of the president.
02:53So the law that criticizes the president will pass.
02:57However, that doesn't mean that it will be legal.
03:00The president always has the right to refuse, whether the president approves it or not.
03:06So, the opposition parties make various laws, but the president has been refusing them for a long time.
03:13After the election, the president has issued a ban 25 times.
03:19In this state, the president cannot do many things.
03:24In the end, the president cannot do anything even though he is in the highest position.
03:29From the perspective of President Yun, it may have looked like an emergency situation.
03:37According to the constitution, the military and the police were sent to the National Assembly.
03:42They tried to block the National Assembly, but failed due to the strong resistance of the deputies and citizens.
03:52Just six hours later, the deputies gathered to say that the resolution was strange.
03:58The resolution was passed and the ban was lifted.
04:04The military and the police came out in half-heartedly.
04:08No one really thought it was an emergency situation.
04:12This is strange. This is abuse of power by the president.
04:17So, it was decided that the president should be removed from office.
04:24The opposition parties also agreed to the resolution to remove the president from office.
04:33More than two-thirds of the members of the National Assembly agreed.
04:37Now, the judges are discussing whether the president should be removed from office or not.
04:47It was decided that the president should be removed from office.
04:50At this stage, the president is suspended from office.
04:52He is the president, but he can't do anything as a president.
04:57In addition, the president is suspended from office.
05:01Then, the prime minister will replace him.
05:04However, the opposition parties also suppressed the prime minister's authority.
05:11As a result, the vice-prime minister is now opposing the president's authority.
05:17The opposition parties are arguing over whether the president should be removed from office or not.
05:25But, on the 19th, the president was arrested.
05:32What is going on?
05:36The emergency situation in which the country is in danger is the result of abuse of power by the president.
05:41It is the result of the chaos caused by the president.
05:45The Joint Investigation Headquarters started the investigation.
05:49It is the result of the abuse of power by the president.
05:53The current president can't be arrested.
05:56He has the privilege of non-arrest.
05:59However, the abuse of power by the president is an exception.
06:02The president's privilege of non-arrest is not applicable to serious crimes such as turning the country upside down.
06:09The president was arrested because he was subjected to abuse of power.
06:15This is the current situation in South Korea.
06:19The internal situation is like this, but the external situation is like this.
06:24We have to operate in full-time.
06:27What is going on in that area?
06:29This is not a military crisis.
06:33Of course, there are some countries that are happy about this.
06:37But, the country will collapse.
06:39That's right.
06:41The president is about to be fired.
06:44He may become a criminal.
06:50Now, there is a strange phenomenon in the public opinion.
06:56Even though the current president is in this situation, the number of members of the ruling party has increased.
07:03That's right.
07:04I don't understand.
07:06The number of members of the ruling party has reversed.
07:09What does that mean?
07:11In the first place, the number of members of the ruling party suddenly increased when the president issued a resolution.
07:19However, the number of members of the ruling party gradually decreased.
07:22On the other hand, the number of members of the ruling party has reversed.
07:29Why did the number of members of the ruling party increase?
07:32On the one hand, the president felt sorry for the ruling party.
07:36On the other hand, the ruling party has taken over the presidency of the president one after another.
07:42Then, the president also took over the presidency and made him the vice-president.
07:47This is a serious airplane accident that the Korean government has stopped.
07:53Why is the Korean government paralyzed?
07:58On the other hand, the leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is on trial.
08:04In the past, he was a local governor.
08:08He was convicted of violating the Labor Election Law.
08:11He was convicted in the local court.
08:14If he goes to the Supreme Court, he will not be able to run for the presidential election.
08:29But now, if he runs for the presidential election, he may become the president.
08:34If he becomes the president, all the trials will be in vain.
08:39The most powerful candidate for the next president, Mr. Lee Jae-myung, is currently on trial.
08:49The final judgment of the trial is expected to come out in May.
08:54If the sentence of President Yoon's sentence is the longest, June, the sentence will be confirmed before the sentence.
09:03Before his sentence comes out, he is trying to get rid of the president.
09:07But he is also trying to incite the president.
09:11Such rumors are spreading among the people.
09:16The people know that he is in a hurry to get rid of the president.
09:20That's why the death rate is going down.
09:27It's interesting.
09:32It's confusing for the people.
09:35But now I understand what's going on.
09:40In a neighboring country, a former president was arrested.
09:47Various things are happening at the same time.
09:50I was surprised to hear that the scale is bigger than the Korean drama.
09:57It was unprecedented that the former president was arrested.
10:02In fact, many Korean presidents have been arrested after they quit.
10:08In Korea, seven presidents have been appointed since the Democratic Party.
10:15Among them, three presidents were arrested.
10:18Including the president's family, six presidents were arrested.
10:23The situation is getting worse.
10:25I think it's not normal.
10:28Why is this happening in Korea?
10:30I think so, too.
10:32Why is the president arrested after he quits?
10:37It is said that it is a violation of the presidency of Korea.
10:42The president is elected by the presidential election, so he has a strong power.
10:47But it's the same in France and the United States.
10:52I don't think it's just that.
10:56The president is a one-man power.
10:59The president tries to do everything he can in five years.
11:05If you have a strong power, you can do a lot of things for yourself.
11:10If you have a strong power, you can do a lot of things for yourself.
11:15Many people gather around the president.
11:19Many people who have a strong power are arrested.
11:28Another reason why there is a fierce confrontation between right and left parties is that there are many arrests of former presidents.
11:35If there is a change of government,
11:39In order not to have a change of government again,
11:42I think it would be better to beat the former president thoroughly.
11:46If you beat the former president, you will be clean.
11:52So far, there has been a political movement to beat the former president.
12:00In Korea, it is said that there is a tendency to beat the former president thoroughly because there is often a change of government.
12:08In addition,
12:11In Korea, we sometimes make such laws.
12:16In the past, we made laws that were not illegal.
12:22In the past, we made laws that were not illegal.
12:27That's unfair.
12:30In Japan, it is said that there was no such law in the past.
12:35In Japan, it is said that there was no such law in the past.
12:41In Korea, it is said that there is no such law in the past.
12:46In Korea, it is said that there is no such law in the past.
12:52The president of Korea has strong power to make new laws and arrest the former president.
13:02However, the former president of the Moon family has not been arrested.
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