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Voices - South Korean President Yoon's impeachment process exposes dangers to free democracy, rule of law - March 27 (UPI) -- South Korean President Yoon's declaration of martial law in December was a wake-up call for Korean citizens, especially the younger generation, to the dire and dangerous state of the country's politics.
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