Pyongyang, June 24 (KCNA) -- The Democratic Labor Party of south Korea held a meeting in Pusan on June 21 and published a declaration which calls for turning out in the struggle to force the Lee Myung Bak dictatorial regime to step down.
The declaration said that the people's livelihood is deteriorated, the inter-Korean relations are driven into a crisis and such a tragedy in which even a former "president" committed a suicide occurred due to the Lee Myung Bak regime.
Lee Myung Bak has paid no heed to the voices of the people calling for a switchover in the "state administration" since he came to power, it said, asserting that neither the people's livelihood nor democracy nor improved inter-Korean relations can be expected as long as Lee is allowed to stay in power.
It stressed that the party would brand the Lee Myung Bak "government" as a dictatorial regime and turn out in the struggle to force it to step down.
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