Reform New Party Rejects Deceptive Tactics, Shuns Satellite Party Formation

Reform New Party Rejects Tactics of Major Parties, Decides Not to Form Satellite Party

The Reform New Party has announced that they will not be forming a “satellite party” in the upcoming April 10th general elections. This decision comes as a rejection of the deceptive tactics employed by the major parties.

Unified Leadership Holds First Meeting After Declaration

The Unified Leadership, consisting of Lee Nak-yeon, Lee Jun-seok, Kim Jong-min, Lee Won-wook, and Kim Tae-seop, held their first meeting in Seoul’s Insa-dong. During this meeting, they reaffirmed their commitment to ethical reporting and transparent politics.

Decision to Uphold Principles and Common Sense

Won Kyung-sik, the representative of the Reform New Party, stated during a press briefing that the decision not to form a satellite party is rooted in the party’s commitment to upholding principles and common sense. Won emphasized that creating a satellite party would be a violation of principles and a display of deceptive politics.

Unified Reform New Party Rejects Deceptive Politics

Won Kyung-sik further explained that a satellite party is not only a disguised party but also a symbol of the major parties’ deceptive politics. The Unified Reform New Party aims to distance itself from such practices and pursue a more transparent and principled approach.

Efforts to Meet the Expectations of the People

The Unified Leadership expressed gratitude for the support and interest shown by the people in the unification process. They promised to swiftly activate the highest committee and fulfill the necessary tasks to meet the expectations of the people.

Lee Nak-yeon’s Call for Completing Remaining Tasks

Lee Nak-yeon, the co-representative of the Unified Reform New Party, emphasized the importance of overcoming the remaining tasks and delivering greater gifts to the people starting from the beginning of the new year. He highlighted the progress made in overcoming various challenges and reaching the point of unification.

Unification Process and Future Plans

The unification agreement was reached on January 9th, and the party was officially named the “Reform New Party.” Lee Nak-yeon and Lee Jun-seok serve as co-representatives, with Lee Nak-yeon appointed as the overall election strategy committee chairman.

Presenting a Unified Front and Rejecting Deceptive Politics

The Unified Leadership aims to present a unified front in the upcoming general elections and reject the deceptive politics employed by the major parties. They believe that upholding principles and common sense will lead to a more transparent and ethical political landscape.

Highest Committee to Hold First Meeting

The highest committee, composed of members recommended by four organizations, is scheduled to hold its first meeting on the 13th of this month at 9 am. The Unified Leadership is committed to overcoming remaining tasks and meeting the expectations of the people.