Lee Jae-myung, the center-left candidate, won South Korea's presidential election with 51.7% of the vote, according to exit polls
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The Democratic Party's Lee Jae-myung has been declared the winner of South Korea's presidential election, with 51.7% of the vote, according to exit polls. His main rival Kim Moon-soo got 39.3%. The elections were held after the ouster of former president Yoon Suk Yeol and the atmosphere was celebratory for Lee's supporters, in contrast to the silence from members of the People's Power Party.
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Candidatul de centru-stânga Lee Jae-myung este câştigătorul detaşat al alegerilor prezidenţiale din Coreea de Sud, arată un sondaj efectuat la ieşirea de la urne
Candidatul de centru-stânga Lee Jae-myung este câştigătorul detaşat al alegerilor prezidenţiale din Coreea de Sud, arată un sondaj efectuat la ieşirea de la urne
Lee Jae-myung elected as South Korean president, exit polls say
Coreea de Sud are un nou președinte. Lee Jae-myung a câștigat alegerile, potrivit unui sondaj realizat la ieșirea de la urne
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