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Starbucks in South Korea told Civilian candidates for the country’s presidential candidates or a former president of the country for former president – AFP on Wednesday.
South Korea conducts presidential elections on June 3, who will decide whose instead of June 3 Former President Yoon Suk YeolIn December, he was read last month for a catastrophic attempt to apply the war law.
In South Korea, the Starbucks stores allow customers to choose a nickname, which allows customers to choose a nickname – the Starbucks uses a nickname – these barists use it to announce orders.
The company said that the names of all seven presidential candidates, including Frontrunner Lee Jae-MyUnug and the main conservative rival, who are unable to use the names of Moon-Soo.
Starbucks said the official campaign was launched this week, and the official campaign was launched in the previous election.
The feature is a unique Starbucks service designed to create a sense of contact between store workers and customers, “the company said.
“We do not receive any religious or political position and actively monitor and limit the use of any phrase that is difficult or inappropriate for the negative language, spot, sexual content or employees.”
The company is also prohibited from the name of the former President Yoon, which has been outside the office of customers, and those who are facing the ongoing criminal cases in the construction sites.
South Korea comes as the growing problems with the upcoming challenges, political polarization and the increase in division.
Yoon’s Martial Law – Legislation Gridlock and “Carrot” Korean “anti-state” forces – excessive religious figures and “root” with the support of the right wing youtubers
Pro-Yoon rallies attacked the Seoul Justice of extremist supporters who were angry with a fair arrest in January in January. Two of them were given prison conditions on Friday.
Yoon’s Conservative People Power Party did not exhaust him and drew attention to the public as a member of the community as a member of the official candidate who did not apologize to the suspension of civil power.
The Democratic Party’s Lee is currently facing numerous criminal trials and no South Korean president began to work while in the indictment, which led to a widespread legal and political uncertainty.
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