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Coreia do Sul vai reduzir área perto de fronteira com Coreia do Norte

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By Daewoung Kim Verified, Minwoo Park Verified
| CNN Brasil Verified
A Coreia do Sul vai deslocar uma linha paralela à fronteira militar com a Coreia do Norte para reduzir a área que restringe o acesso de civis, refletindo a evolução do ambiente de segurança e atendendo à conveniência dos moradores locais, informou o Ministério da Defesa nesta quarta-feira (17). A chamada Linha de Controle Civil está atualmente a cerca de 10 km ao sul da MDL (Linha de Demarcação Militar) estabelecida no final da Guerra da Coreia (1950-1953).
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Ballot shortage clouds local elections in South Korea

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By Joyce Lee Verified, Minwoo Park Verified, Daewoung Kim Verified
| Inkl
More than 6000 people have protested at a vote-counting centre in Seoul, demanding local elections be repeated ‌after a shortage of ballots prevented some people from voting. The crowd gathered at the SK Olympic Handball Stadium, where votes ‌were counted from Wednesday's elections to pick mayors, provincial governors, county officers and members of local assemblies, Reuters witnesses said. The Yonhap news agency reported unofficial police estimates of the crowd size.
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Ballot shortage clouds local elections in South Korea

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By Joyce Lee Verified, Minwoo Park Verified, Daewoung Kim Verified
| Perth Now Verified
More than 6000 people have protested at a vote-counting centre in Seoul, demanding local elections be repeated after a shortage of ballots prevented some people from voting. The crowd gathered at the SK Olympic Handball Stadium, where votes were counted from Wednesday's elections to pick mayors, provincial governors, county officers and members of local assemblies, Reuters witnesses said. The Yonhap news agency reported unofficial police estimates of the crowd size.
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