Korean Political History II: Chapter 1, Exercise 3 — Possible Solution
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CORRECTION
The claim is too strong. The source says a presidential veto requires a
two-thirds supermajority of the Assembly to override, and that the Assembly
approves the budget, ratifies major treaties and has audit and investigation
powers over executive agencies. The source also says overrides are rare.

REWRITE
"The president can veto legislation, but the Assembly can override with a
two-thirds vote, though the source says this rarely happens."

CAUTION
I did not research impeachment in this chapter.