Gyeonggi governor faces backlash over 1.2 billion-won residence as subsidy cuts loom

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  • Gyeonggi Gov. Choo Mi-ae faces criticism over her official residence and proposed local subsidy reductions.
  • A 30% subsidy cap would affect 421 of 961 projects receiving provincial support this year.
  • Gyeonggi says the governor’s residence was leased under relevant regulations, according to a provincial official.
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