SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Park Geun-hye used her debut speech in parliament, nine months after taking office, to call a fresh start in Asia's fourth largest economy as she urged legislators to pass her first budget.
The country's first woman president, elected in December last year and in office since February, again outlined her vision of a "creative" economy and a country "where every person can be happy" but failed to announce any meaningful measures.
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