South Korea opposition chief indicted for misuse of public funds

South Korea’s main opposition leader Lee Jae-myung was indicted for allegedly misusing over 100 million won of public funds for personal expenses during his time as governor. He is already facing multiple trials, including bribery charges, which could impact his presidential aspirations. The charges also accuse Lee of allowing his wife to use a government vehicle for personal reasons and falsely documenting expenses for meals and groceries as official expenses.

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