Eternal President KIM IL SUNG and self-reliance -Paula Arzola - KFA Andalusia




 The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea has many wonderful characteristics as a sovereign country that makes it the special socialist paradise it is today.

 Among these unique traits, self-reliance is one of the main pillars of the country. Eternal President KIM IL SUNG wisely led the DPRK towards full independence from external powers, prioritizing making and building every single possible good in the DPRK with their own resources and labour. 

 An example of this are the first pencil factories after ridding the country from the Japanese Imperialists, showing Eternal President KIM IL SUNG’s view of educating people as the first step towards the revolution’s progress. 

 Not depending on any other country and not owing anyone economical servitude was, and still is, the best way to self-reliance. This is basically the reason why all the sanctions the world has unfairly imposed on the DPRK don’t affect them. From mining ore, purifying it and melting the metal, to forging it into screws and nuts, the whole process is completely done in the DPRK with their own labour and resources. 

 Self-reliance is the main point in the conception of the Juche Idea. Without it, we cannot conceive political independence nor autonomous military defence. 

 The impregnable fortress that Eternal President KIM IL SUNG forged, relying entirely on the masses and with the sole objective of protecting the people’s interests since the day the Anti-Japanese Struggle begun until today, has become a worldwide revolutionary victory that will continue to shine forever. 

 Years after Eternal President KIM IL SUNG’s physical disappearance, his glorious revolutionary spirit accompanies every step the Korean people take towards their bright future. Respected Marshal KIM JONG UN will continue following his path and guide the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea towards their inevitable victory against their sworn enemies, revisionists and reactionaries.

 Thank you

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