Lee to address National Assembly on next year's gov't budget
Yonhap News's headline. Reported by Yonhap News, The Korea Herald, The Korea Times.
What the sources say, in brief
According to The Korea Herald, President Lee Jae Myung was set to address the National Assembly on Monday, a rare event in which he is widely expected to call for bipartisan support for the 2027 budget bill. The Korea Herald and The Korea Times both report that the government submitted the budget bill in September, proposing 820.9 trillion won. Yonhap News reported that Lee was set to address the Assembly, with its excerpt dated November 2. The excerpts supplied are truncated, so the full details of the speech and the budget proposal are not available from these sources.
Key points
- President Lee Jae Myung was set to address the National Assembly on Monday, according to The Korea Herald.
- The Korea Herald reported he was widely expected to call for bipartisan support for the 2027 budget bill.
- The Korea Times reported the government submitted the budget bill to the Assembly in September.
- The budget bill proposes 820.9 trillion won, according to The Korea Herald and The Korea Times.
- Yonhap News reported the address was set for a dateline of November 2.
What we know
- President Lee Jae Myung was set to address the National Assembly on Monday, according to The Korea Herald and The Korea Times.
- The government submitted the 2027 budget bill to the National Assembly in September, according to The Korea Herald and The Korea Times.
- The budget bill proposes 820.9 trillion won, according to The Korea Herald and The Korea Times.
What we don't know
- The sources supplied are truncated and do not state the full budget details or what was said in the address.
What happens next
- President Lee was set to address the National Assembly on Monday, according to The Korea Herald and The Korea Times.
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Lee to address National Assembly on next year's gov't budget. According to The Korea Herald, President Lee Jae Myung was set to address the National Assembly on Monday, a rare event in which he is widely expected to call for bipartisan support for the 2027 budget bill. The Korea Herald and The Korea Times both report that the government submitted the budget bill in September, proposing 820.9 trillion won. Yonhap News reported that Lee was set to address the Assembly, with its excerpt dated November 2. The excerpts supplied are truncated, so the full details of the speech and the budget proposal are not available from these sources. Covered by 3 publications. Yonhap News: Lee to address National Assembly on next year's gov't budget. The Korea Herald: Lee to address National Assembly on next year's gov't budget. The Korea Times: Lee to address National Assembly on next year's gov't budget.
Who is covering it
- Yonhap News South Korea Lee to address National Assembly on next year's gov't budget SEOUL, Nov. 2 (Yonhap) -- President Lee Jae Myung was set to address the Nationa... 2 h ago · Tier 2
- The Korea Herald South Korea Lee to address National Assembly on next year's gov't budget President Lee Jae Myung was set to address the National Assembly on Monday, a rare event where he is widely expected to call for bipartisan support for the passage of the 2027 budget bill. The government submitted the budget bill to the National Assembly in September, proposing 820.9 trillion won ($ 1 h ago · Tier 3
- The Korea Times South Korea Lee to address National Assembly on next year's gov't budget President Lee Jae Myung was set to address the National Assembly on Monday, a rare event where he is widely expected to call for bipartisan support for the passage of the 2027 budget bill. The government submitted the budget bill to the National Assembly in September, proposing 820.9 trillion won ($ 2 h ago · Tier 3
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