k 2024 South Korea General Election Leader of the Rebuilding Korea Party, Cho Kuk at a meeting with supporters in Seoul Supporters of the Rebuilding Korea Party, April 8, 2024 Supporters of the Rebuilding Korea Party for proportional representation seats, participate in a meeting with the partys leader Cho Kuk not in photo in Seoul, South Korea, ahead of the April 10 general elections. The mock Gucci bag L stands for Vote for 9 the electoral symbol of the Rebuilding Korea Party. The symbol of 9UCCI is pronounced in Korean similarly to Gucci, luxury fashion brand, as 9 is pronounced as Gu. The sign makes a parody of a scandal of South Koreas first lady Kim KeonHee who received a luxury Dior bag as a gift in 2022. The green onions C makes a parody of South Korean President Yoon SukYeol who aroused anger by finding the price tag of 875 won 0.65 for a bunch of green onions a reasonable price at a grocery mall last month. The 875 won 0.65 was a temporary discount price offered due to a government subsidy and the average retail prices of green onions was about 3,000 to 4,000 won 2.2 to 2.9 for weeks, which was some of the highest levels over the years. A sign 2nd R reads,We cant endure the regime of Yoon SukYeol even for three seconds. Photo by Lee JaeWonAFLO Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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2024 South Korea General Election: Leader of the Rebuilding Korea Party, Cho Kuk at a meeting with supporters in Seoul Supporters of the Rebuilding Korea Party, April 8, 2024 : Supporters of the Rebuilding Korea Party for proportional representation seats, participate in a meeting with the party s leader Cho Kuk  not in photo  in Seoul, South Korea, ahead of the April 10 general elections. The mock Gucci bag  L  stands for  Vote for 9  the electoral symbol of the Rebuilding Korea Party  . The symbol of  9UCCI  is pronounced in Korean similarly to Gucci, luxury fashion brand, as  9  is pronounced as  Gu . The sign makes a parody of a scandal of South Korea s first lady Kim Keon Hee who received a luxury Dior bag as a  gift  in 2022. The green onions  C  makes a parody of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol who aroused anger by finding the price tag of 875 won   0.65  for a bunch of green onions a  reasonable price  at a grocery mall last month. The 875 won   0.65  was a temporary discount price offered due to a government subsidy and the average retail prices of green onions was about 3,000 to 4,000 won   2.2 to 2.9  for weeks, which was some of the highest levels over the years. A sign  2nd R  reads, We can t endure  the regime of Yoon Suk Yeol  even for three seconds .  Photo by Lee Jae Won AFLO
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2024 South Korea General Election: Leader of the Rebuilding Korea Party, Cho Kuk at a meeting with supporters in Seoul

Supporters of the Rebuilding Korea Party, April 8, 2024 : Supporters of the Rebuilding Korea Party for proportional representation seats, participate in a meeting with the party's leader Cho Kuk (not in photo) in Seoul, South Korea, ahead of the April 10 general elections. The mock Gucci bag (L) stands for "Vote for 9 (the electoral symbol of the Rebuilding Korea Party)". The symbol of '9UCCI' is pronounced in Korean similarly to Gucci, luxury fashion brand, as '9' is pronounced as 'Gu'. The sign makes a parody of a scandal of South Korea's first lady Kim Keon-Hee who received a luxury Dior bag as a 'gift' in 2022. The green onions (C) makes a parody of South Korean President Yoon Suk-Yeol who aroused anger by finding the price tag of 875 won ($0.65) for a bunch of green onions a "reasonable price" at a grocery mall last month. The 875 won ($0.65) was a temporary discount price offered due to a government subsidy and the average retail prices of green onions was about 3,000 to 4,000 won ($2.2 to 2.9) for weeks, which was some of the highest levels over the years. A sign (2nd R) reads,"We can't endure (the regime of Yoon Suk-Yeol) even for three seconds". (Photo by Lee Jae-Won/AFLO)

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