Six months have passed since the present regime emerged, the article said, and went on:

The present chief executive didn't honor all the commitments she made during the period of "presidential" election when she loudly called for "principle and confidence." She has pursued the policy of no communication with people, defending of big businesses against commoners, restoration of "yusin" dictatorship, subservient diplomacy and confrontation with fellow countrymen.

She, presenting herself as a "rescuer of the 'Grand National Party'", changed the name of the party into the "Saenuri Party" and cried out for "economic democracy" and "welfare." But it has become clear that this was aimed to serve the conservative camp's attempt to retake power.

The regime fell short of conducting state investigation into the case of Ssangyong Motors, one of the election commitments, and paid no heed to the strong call made by workers on the top of a pylon risking their lives during a sit-in.

The composition of the Cabinet in the early period of the regime proved that "yusin" has become a reality, not just a memory. The departed soul of the past military fascism and rule under the pretext of "public security" is being called back.

The diplomacy based on subjugation and confrontation with compatriots increased the danger of a war on the Korean Peninsula and made south Korea's industry, agriculture and other domains of economy further dependent on the U.S., the article said, adding:

The past six months showed that any illusion about the present "government" is a taboo.

There is nothing to be expected from the Park Geun Hye regime which revealed its nature as the descendant of "yusin." There is no place for petition and compromise. It is impossible to realize vital rights and welfare without struggle and sacrifice.

The six months of Park's regime proved the truth that struggle is the only way out for the people.