North Korea is not proof of the theory of “socialism in one country”, but rather of the need for permanent revolution, Eduardo Vasco believes.
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Eduardo Vasco explains how North Korea experienced the beginning of its national-democratic revolution.
Eduardo Vasco continues to explain how Kim Il Sung managed to create a Communist regime largely independent of the Soviet Union.
Europe has the elements to multi-culturalism buried within memory. We do have common sources that reach far-back.
The semi-colonial rule of imperialism over South Korea stopped the national-democratic revolution of the Korean people. It will only conclude with the liberation of South Korea and the reunification of the entire peninsula independently of imperialism, writes Eduardo Vasco.
The U.S. has naval and more general economic plans to contain and confront China by upending both its mercantilist and neomercantilist policies.
The comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries is running on high-gear as they share common views on the necessity of supporting the emergence of a multipolar world order based on the principle of sovereign equality.
