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Kim Jong-il’s Heir Attends Parade

SEOUL, South Korea — The North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, attended a massive military parade with his youngest son and designated successor on Sunday as the ruling Communist regime celebrated the 65th founding of its Workers’ Party.

The son, Kim Jong-un, wearing a dark suit despite his recent promotion to four-star general, watched the festivities and reviewed squads of goose-stepping troops with his 68-year-old father and other senior politicians and generals. The event was held in Kim Il-sung Square, named for Kim Jong-un’s grandfather, the founder of the North Korean state.

Video footage from the celebration in Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, showed tens of thousands of performers and soldiers arrayed in what was said to be the largest such event in the country’s history. For the first time, a few dozen Western media organizations, including some American outlets, were allowed to attend the festivities and report live from the square.

The New York Times

He ahí al heredero al trono norcoreano. Si existiera alguna clase de oposición en Corea del Norte, le cabría un buen "a vos no te va tan mal, gordito" al rechoncho hijo de Disco Kim.

Por otro lado, al Querido Líder no se lo ve muy sano que digamos. Se entiende el apuro por el tema de la sucesión.