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【 Anchor Comment 】
Lee Jun-seok, the presidential candidate of the Reform Party, returned to Busan after three days and strongly criticized the People Power Party, claiming it is a party controlled by former President Yoon Suk Yeol.
He vowed to "defeat the Goliath named Lee Jae-myung" while appealing to the traditional conservative support base.
Reporter Jo Il-ho reports.

【 Reporter 】
As Lee Jun-seok entered the student cafeteria at Pusan National University, the cafeteria quickly became crowded with students eager to see him.

"Do you think the birth rate can rebound in the future?"

"I believe (the birth rate) will rebound if we actively lower the marriage age."

His return to Busan, just three days after his last visit, is interpreted as a strategy to gain support from the traditional conservative base and create a 'Lee Jun-seok wind'.

▶ Interview: Lee Jun-seok / Presidential Candidate of Reform Party
"If you give your votes to the candidate Lee Jun-seok, who can create a blue wave and come in first, I believe it will be an election where David defeats Goliath."

He also noted that the People Power Party is 'controlled' by former President Yoon Suk Yeol, emphasizing the difference between martial conservatives and reform conservatives.

▶ Interview: Lee Jun-seok / Presidential Candidate of Reform Party
"They are showing all favor to Yoon Suk Yeol, who endangered the people by inciting martial law. This alone makes them a party controlled by Yoon Suk Yeol..."

Emphasizing the spirits of Roh Moo-hyun and Kim Young-sam in Busan, he stated he has confirmed the desires of citizens wanting change.

▶ Standing: Jo Il-ho / Reporter
"Campaigning all day in Busan, candidate Lee Jun-seok made sure to connect with conservative sentiments, shaking hands with market merchants and continuing to build rapport."

After solidifying support in the traditional conservative stronghold for two days, he will continue campaigning in Seoul tomorrow.

MBN News, Jo Il-ho.

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Video coverage: Ahn Dong-kyun
Video editing: Kim Min-ji