SEOUL -- President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol's plan to move South Korea's presidential office from its original location on a lavish, historic compound to a government building in Seoul is facing a backlash from both supporters and opponents.
Yoon said the office, called the Blue House, is a relic of an outdated style of politics and a symbol of how politicians are disconnected from the realities of regular people.



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