SEOUL -- The landslide victory by South Korea's ruling party in the April 15 election rewards President Moon Jae-in for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, but this support also creates a dilemma for the president as he tries to revitalize the economy.
Voters propelled the Democratic Party of Korea to a majority in parliament. The liberal party's campaign promises included greater oversight of the conglomerates that dominate South Korea's economy.
