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Battle for the Soul of Korea
A win for the radical Park Won-soon would add momentum to populist
currents in Korean politics.
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By DONALD KIRK 10-24-2011 Seoul
This city's mayoral elections are often forgettable, even for the 10 million Koreans who live here. This time, however, the stakes are high for the whole country. On Wednesday, voters will be forced to choose between two polar opposites, a well-known radical and a well-to-do conservative, and in the process will give a boost to one side in next year's election for president of this increasingly polarized country.
Na Kyung-won, the candidate from the conservative Grand National Party, is a four-term national assemblywoman who has the backing of another woman, Park Geun-hye, a leading candidate for her party's nomination for president next year. Ms. Na's opponent, Park Won-soon, is a political neophyte and "community organizer" who is so far to the left that the leadership of the opposition Democratic Party opposed his candidacy, leaving him to run as an independent before finally supporting him.
The contest for mayor is increasingly seen to have far-reaching consequences on the national stage. Park Won-soon has a long background as an advocate of leftist causes dating from his first year as a student at Seoul National University, which he had to leave in 1975 after being arrested for demonstrating against the regime of the late Park Chung-hee, father of Park Geun-hye.
The dissident Mr. Park has fought for just about every leftist cause imaginable. He helped organize the violent protests of the summer of 2008 against the importation of U.S. beef. He called for the eradication of the National Security Law, a tool for ferreting out North Korean spies but used by Park Chung-hee and others to chase down leftist foes. And he believes that South Korea provoked the North Korean shelling of Yeonpyeong Island in the Yellow Sea last November and the March sinking of the South Korean corvette Cheonan with a loss of 50 lives.
If such pronouncements seem to place Mr. Park beyond the pale of middle-of-the-road respectability, he gained credibility Monday with the endorsement of Ahn Cheol-soo, a software entrepreneur known for his anti-virus programs. Mr. Ahn, now a professor at Seoul National University, was once interested in running for mayor himself. The sudden popularity of his calls for "change" means trouble for Ms. Na.
Na Kyung-won, the GNP candidate.
It would be hard to find a candidate more different from Park Won-soon than Ms. Na. She got her start in national politics working on the losing presidential campaign of conservative Lee Hoi-chang in 2002. She also aligns herself with President Lee Myung-bak, who in his 2007 campaign blamed liberal President Roh Moo-hyun for Korea's economic troubles as well as the failure of the Sunshine Policy of reconciliation with North Korea.
Another issue that divides the nation politically and could hurt Ms. Na is the current unpopularity of President Lee Myung-bak. A one-time Hyundai construction magnate who had a fine reputation as the hard-headed, pragmatic mayor of Seoul, he has seen his ratings plummet because his policies are perceived as helping big business.
Mr. Lee may talk about boosting small- and medium-sized enterprises and helping the middle class, but he has removed regulations keeping the sprawling conglomerates, the chaebol, from expanding their interlocking holdings. He has pressed for a $20 billion program to develop Korea's four major rivers with dams and parkland. His critics say he should spend the money instead on welfare, education and other social programs.
Many voters also are wearying of Mr. Lee's policy toward North Korea. If Sunshine clearly did not work, according to this reasoning, neither has the hard line that has dominated South Korea's outlook toward the North over the past few years. The mood is shifting toward a belief that South Korea will have to make overtures to the North in the form of more contacts, more visits, serious talks and the resumption of aid, cut off by Mr. Lee after his inauguration in February 2008. While the mayor of Seoul does not deal with North Korea, criticism of the government's stance toward the North is not helping Ms. Na's campaign.
Right now the contest appears close—some polls give a slight edge to Ms. Na, others to Mr. Park. A swing vote of 10% of the electorate should decide the winner.
If Ms. Na loses, the conservatives know they will face a tremendous challenge finding a candidate capable of replacing Mr. Lee, who is barred by Korea's constitution from a second five-year term. So a win for the radical Park Won-soon would also be a victory for the populist Occupy Wall Street-style backlash of average citizens unhappy with a wealthy elite dominating government. Mr. Park may even emerge as a viable presidential candidate himself.
If Ms. Na does win, however, that would affirm that the voters are turned off by the starry-eyed promises of the opposition—and also by their sometimes strident denunciations of the American alliance and seeming empathy with North Korea.
Regardless, the conservatives now in power face tough going in National Assembly elections in April and then in the campaign for president. That much is already clear from the way this mayoral campaign became an arena for contesting national issues that have little to do with Seoul.
Mr. Kirk, author most recently of "Korea Betrayed: Kim Dae-jung and Sunshine" (Palgrave, 2010), has been covering Asia since 1965.
Is Park Won-soon normal?
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In a public debate hosted by hosted by the Kwanhun Club, an association of senior Korean journalists, Park Won-soon, the opposition-backed independent candidate for Seoul mayor, said he believes North Korea was responsible for the torpedo attack in March last year on the South Korean naval corvette Cheonan. In an answer to a question in the debate from his rival, Na Kyung-won of the ruling Grand National Party, he also said Seoul`s incitement of Pyongyang resulted in the sinking. "A considerable number of people have raised questions (about the North¡¯s responsibility),¡± he said. ¡°Rather than blaming them, (the government) should reflect on what caused them to lose trust in the government.¡±
The most extreme view of the Cheonan sinking is denial of the North¡¯s responsibility. Some argue that they cannot trust Seoul¡¯s announcement that Pyongyang was responsible. Others recognize the North¡¯s responsibility but claim that the South incited the North to launch the attack. Park¡¯s blaming of Seoul while recognizing Pyongyang`s responsibility is his attempt to garner support from both liberal and conservative voters. The 46 seamen killed in the attack would lament his attitude.
In an interview with a media organization after the North¡¯s artillery attack on the frontline island of Yeonpyeong in November last year, Park said, ¡°I wonder what we can gain from inciting North Korea. The North will retaliate in any manner. Whether we can punish it or not, we will end up suffering a loss.¡± The North¡¯s shelling of Yeonpyeong was a clear invasion of South Korean territory. Did Park mean that Seoul should do nothing to prevent inciting Pyongyang though the communist country develops nuclear weapons, shot a South Korean tourist to death at the Mount Kumgang resort, and fire artillery shells on a civilian residential area? Such a view of national security is too dangerous.
Park also served in the military for just eight months because he was adopted by the family of his grandfather`s brother who went missing. After his birth father died, he became the only son in the adoptive family and was eligible for a favor given to the heir of a family without a breadwinner. If the purpose of the adoption was to serve traditional Confucian rituals for the family of his grandfather`s brother, his formal adoption would not have been necessary.
Many of the books Park authored say he was expelled from Seoul National University¡¯s law department, the most prestigious law department in Korea, after being admitted in 1975. That is not the truth, however. He was admitted to the university¡¯s social sciences division but never chose his major because he was expelled in his freshman year. Nevertheless, he never tried to correct misinformation about his educational background. Park should provide a proper explanation on a slew of suspicions about his past, admit his responsibility, and offer apologies. In particular, he should speak more wisely about national security or risk jeopardizing the country and people.
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