Systemic obstacles will thwart reforms in South Korea
South Korea’s president is popular, but the constraints of the system he works within limit his options
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- Left splits, right rallies
- Prosecution as persecution?
- Resisting reform
- Labour reform
- The chaebol
- Backtracking
- Popularity drop
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_350.jpg "South Korean President Moon Jae-in (Reuters/Kim Hong)")