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Historic Ruling Sparks Cheers in Seoul as President Yoon Faces Impeachment
In a dramatic turn of events, South Korea’s Constitutional Court upheld the National Assembly’s motion to impeach President Yoon Suk-yeol on Thursday, following his controversial attempt to impose martial law earlier this year. Thousands of protesters in Seoul erupted in cheers as the ruling was announced, with crowds waving banners reading 'Democracy Wins!'
The impeachment centers on Yoon’s short-lived martial law order, which critics called an overreach of power during nationwide labor strikes. While the order was quickly revoked, public outrage fueled mass protests demanding accountability. 'This isn’t just about Yoon—it’s about protecting our rights,' said Kim Ji-hoon, a 28-year-old student activist at the rally.
The decision marks South Korea’s first presidential impeachment since Park Geun-hye’s removal in 2017, reigniting debates about executive authority and civil liberties. Analysts say the ruling could reshape next year’s parliamentary elections and deepen political divides. As night fell, celebrations continued near Gwanghwamun Square, with protesters vowing to 'keep fighting for transparency.'
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as the ruling was announced, with crowds waving banners reading 'Democracy Wins!' 
As night fell, celebrations continued near Gwanghwamun Square, with protesters vowing to 'keep fighting for transparency.' 
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