SEOUL -- When Moon Jae-in took office as South Korea's new president almost two years ago, he was confident that he could reform the country's over-powerful, family-run chaebol conglomerates.
"I was not given any money from them," said Moon at a dinner with a group of foreign correspondents when he was a presidential candidate. "I have no debt to pay back them. I will push for strong reform."
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