South Korea will question President Park Geun-hye.

South Korean prosecutors are determined to question the president next week as they investigate her role in a political scandal involving a longtime friend.

The protesters wore masks.

"The face-to-face questioning of President Park needs to be conducted on Tuesday or Wednesday at the latest (November 16). We are awaiting an honest response from the Blue House."YonhapThis quote an official from the special prosecution team investigating the corruption scandal involving Park's longtime friend Choi Soon-sil.

This will be the first time in history that a sitting South Korean president has been questioned by prosecutors.

Prosecutors are investigating whether Park exerted inappropriate pressure on corporate leaders to contribute to two foundations controlled by Choi.

Prosecutors have questioned the chairmen of Hyundai Motor and Korean Airlines. They plan to question the de facto leaders of Samsung Group and other major conglomerate leaders. Many of these leaders met with Park last July before donating large sums of money to two foundations controlled by Choi.

Hundreds of thousands of people marched in Seoul yesterday, demanding that President Park resign. Many believe she is unfit to lead the country.

According to VNE