South Korea votes for new president after Yoon's ouster over martial law

Millions of South Koreans voted on Tuesday in a Snap presidential election launched by the accusations of rebellion of the conservative chief Yoon Suk Yeol linked to his decree of martial law of December. The polls suggest that the liberal rival Lee Jae-Myung is ready for the victory, capitalizing on the anger of the public during the Yoon crisis.



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