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South Korean President Apologizes for Brother’s Corruption

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Lee Myung-Bak apologizes after his brother and aides are arrested for corruption.

S.Korea’s Lee apologises over brother’s graft case

South Korean President Lee Myung-Bak apologised to the nation Tuesday for what he called heartbreaking corruption cases allegedly involving his elder brother and close aides. “I bow my head and apologise for causing concern to the people due to these incidents,” a solemn Lee said in brief televised

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