North Korea renounced the ideas of communism
Posted in Main News on September 30th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to commentNorth Korean authorities have made changes in the constitution. As the South Korean media, which quoted The Daily Mail and BBC News, from the basic law of the DPRK has disappeared, the word communism. The decision to remove the term from the constitution was adopted after the country's leadership had concluded that communism translate ideas into reality – not an easy task.
In addition, the document also clearly defined boundaries of authority Chairman of the National Defense Committee, the leader of DPRK Kim Jong Il . Thus, in the constitution, he called the supreme leader (in the old constitution, he was called Dear Leader) of North Korea, who is commander of all troops and the leader of the whole country .
also updated the basic law DPRK indicates that the top priority facing the state, is to strengthen the military power and the development of the defense industry of the country. According to South Korean news agencies in the North Korean constitution emphasizes that the army – above all. read more »