In South Korea, a former president notorious for directing a massacre and oppressing democratic activists during his term (1980-88), has been criticized for participating in a cadet review at the Korea Military Academy (KMA) and enjoying perks as a former head of the state, despite his criminal record.
En Corea del Sur, un expresidente conocido por dirigir una masacre y oprimir a los activistas democráticos durante su mandato (1980-1988), ha sido criticado por participar en una revista de cadetes en la Academia Militar de Corea (Korea Military Academy, KMA) y disfrutar de beneficios como antiguo jefe de estado, a pesar de sus antecedentes penales.