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SEOUL – South Korea’s President Lee Myung-bak replaced three cabinet ministers on Monday over the U.S. beef deal that has lead to weeks of protests. Much of the cabinet has remained even though they offered to resign in an effort to stop the protests.
Lee chose new agriculture and welfare ministers Monday because of mishandling of the beef deal. The education minister was replaced over alleged financial wrongdoing.
