Friday, April 8, 2011

North Korea rallies to perpetuate itself as a Communist stronghold

International Writing .- The Supreme People's Assembly (parliament) of North Korea is scheduled to meet today in a session in which North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, might strengthen the role of his son Kim Jong-un, as heir communist regime. The Assembly meeting in Pyongyang, which was announced three weeks ago by North Korean news agency KCNA, it could be the occasion of the appointment of Jong-front or as a member of the National Defense Commission, considered the country's most powerful institution .

Reports the online edition of the daily English Chinese Government's official Global Times, or Kim Jong Il or his son and future successor Kim Jong-un attended yesterday's meeting of the Supreme People's Assembly of North Korea. "There is a possibility that can produce a set of members of an important organization," said South Korean Unification Minister and in charge of relations with North Korea, Hyun In-taek, in a speech to his parliament on Tuesday .

Experts quoted by the Yonhap agency notes that there is a very high probability that Kim Jong-un is named first vice president of the National Defense Commission, who runs his father, 69. Kim Jong-un, the youngest son of North Korean leader, 28, was confirmed in September 2009 as heir to the Communist regime to be included in the leadership of the Workers Party, in order to secure the support of the powerful military leadership .

He was also promoted to four-star general and was given the post of Central Committee member of the Workers Party and vice president of the Central Military Commission of the training. North Korean parliament meets today for the first time after the attack on Pyongyang to South Korea's Yeonpyeong island in the sea border, which left four dead and 18 wounded last November.

The last session of the Assembly was held in May last year amid tension with Seoul Pyongyang in March after the collapse of a South Korean warship in waters close to the communist country.

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