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South Korea conservatives win slim majority in MP vote

] - 9. Aprile 2008 - 20:59

SEOUL (Reuters) - The conservative Grand National Party (GNP) of South Korea's new president won a slim majority in a parliamentary election, according to preliminary results released on Thursday by the National Election Commission.

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