AMARÁS AL LIDER SOBRE TODAS LA COSAS

1. Do some research and explain the origin of the North Korean communist regime.
North Korea is a country situated in the north part of an insula in Asia. It´s a dictatorial regime that started when after WWII (in 1945) the korean peninsula was divided in two parts by the UUEE and the Sovietic Union. Since that years the dinasty of the Kim has been dictating and actually North Korea is the most isolated and reforced countrie in the world.

2. Find 3 recent news about North Korea from different digital  newspaper and include the headings and the link.

•   Corea del Norte dice que el futuro de la cumbre depende solo de EE.UU.

http://www.lavanguardia.com/internacional/20180524/443796216397/corea-del-norte-futuro-cumbre-depende-totalmente-eeuu.html 

•  Corea del Norte recupera las amenazas nucleares contra EEUU

http://www.elmundo.es/internacional/2018/05/24/5b060e36e5fdea1d368b459e.html 

• China pide sensatez a EEUU y Corea del Norte en su proceder

https://mundo.sputniknews.com/politica/201805241078962829-que-espera-beijing-del-dialogo-washington-pyongyang/   

3. What are the names of the North Korean liders mentioned in the documentary? Who is the current lider of the country?
Actually the leader of the country is Kim Jong-un. but there were another supreme leaders called Kim II-sung, Kim Jong-il and the current one.

4. What are the instruments used by this liders to mantein this dictatorial regime?
In the video talks about the repetition of lies and glorification of the leadership is the base of this "hipnosis" that keeps the dictatorial regime. Also the aisle of not using computers, phones, etc...

5. What´s the meaning of the word "Gulag"? Where does it come from? Is there anything similiar in North Korea?
Gulag means "Glávnoie upravlenie ispravítelno-trudovyj lagueréi i koloni" or Chief Administration of Corrective Labor Camps is a term adopted form the Sovetic Union. It refers to forced labors camps for politic dissidents. In north Korea there are small villages that in theory are for people to live but some organisations of human rights think they are gullags.

6. According to the video, what are the main characteristics of a dictatorship?
A dictatorship is a type of gobern where humans rights are altered, where the liders are not choose by the country habitants and it´s almost imposible to have a private property.

7. Compare the life of a North Korean family with your own. In addition try to describe the life of a North Korean teenager of your same age.
A family North Korea don´t have liberties. They have for free a number of kilos of rice, food, etc... the rest of things they want must be buy by their own. In the other hand a spanish family can buy whatever they want with their money. A Northkorean family must wear the clothes that the supreme lider orders. Teenagers in North Korea are destinated to work in fields or other works depending of their habilities, because access to education is almost imposible.