South Korea’s economy thrives amid repression under Park
Seoul reports show rapid growth with 10 percent annual GDP gains and rising wages, while the government tightens curbs on dissent through the KCIA. Despite prosperity, critics say political rights are crushed and arrests rise, fueling international concern over security measures.
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