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South Koreans Protest as US Beef Imports Set to Resume

HeadlineJun 26, 2008

In South Korea, thousands of people continued to rally in the capital Seoul Wednesday ahead of today’s expected move to resume importing US beef.

Protester: “Obviously the president is not listening to us. He made his nationally televised apology, but after the apology he’s forcing to implement the deal. I can only think he’s not listening at all.”

South Korea imposed the ban five years ago after an outbreak of mad cow disease. But the ban was lifted last month after US lawmakers threatened to withhold a pending trade deal.

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