Speeches were made at the press conference.

Sin Sung Chol, chairman of the Confederation of Trade Unions, accused the chief executive of reneging on her election commitments one by one after taking office.

Jong Yong Gon, executive chairman of the People's Action for Setting Right the People's Pension, chided the chief executive who visited old persons during the election campaign, saying she would pay "pension for old persons," but broke her promise after she was elected.

In Thae Yon, co-representative of the Headquarters of the Movement for Economic Democratization, deplored that self-supporting persons are living in a veritable hell every day but the "president" broke the promise she made in markets, pushing them to cliff of death.

Mun Ki Ju, chairman of a branch of the Ssangyong Motors Trade Union, said Park Geun Hye who promised a state investigation into the incident of Ssangyong Motors should prevent workers from meeting grievous deaths and alleviate the bitter sufferings of the discharged workers as soon as possible.

Jo Song Dok, branch head of the Public Transport Trade Union, accusing the chief executive of reneging on her commitment to turn part-time job in the field of public service into a regular job, urged her to fulfill her commitment or step down.

Kim Jong Hun, chairman of the Teachers Union, said the chief executive made four commitments as regards education. If she does not fulfill them, she will meet the same miserable end as that of her preceding dictator, Kim warned.

Pak Sok Un, co-representative of the People's Strength for Building New World, and Jong Hyon Baek, co-representative of the Citizens Solidarity for Democratic Society, accused the present regime of making false commitments and telling lies, urging it to take immediate measures.

Then a press release was read out.

It denounced the present regime for deceiving the people through false commitments.

If it does not keep the promise made to the people, it will face all-people resistance, it warned.