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North Korean TV shows still pictures of leader Kim Jong Un overseeing a test of Pyongyang's newest intercontinental ballistic missile with his daughter in tow for the first time. IMAGES
Chinese vice foreign minister Sun Weidong meets with North Korean vice foreign minister Pak Myong Ho at the People's Palace of Culture in Pyongyang. A Chinese government delegation led by Sun arrived in Pyongyang this week, North Korea's state media says, as the country intensifies its threats against Seoul and Washington. IMAGES
People watch the news at a Seoul train station as North Korea announced that its rocket carrying a military reconnaissance satellite had "fallen into the sea" following its launch early Wednesday. IMAGES
Travellers in Japan watch news on TV of a suspected North Korean intercontinental ballistic missile launch on Friday. Japan said the missile splashed down in its exclusive economic zone off the northern region of Hokkaido. IMAGES
Summer heat hits North Korea's Pyongyang, with locals using fans and umbrellas to try and keep cool as the mercury rises to about 30 celsius on Tuesday. IMAGES
New York City, Sep 24 (EFE).- The former president of Costa Rica, Laura Chinchilla, said here Friday that the failure of Latin American governments to speak with one voice about the dangerous developments in Nicaragua displays an absence of unity in the region."We are only six weeks away from the consolidation of a North Korea-style dictatorship in the heart of the Americas, in Nicaragua," she said during the Global Forum on Latin America and the Caribbean in New York.The forum is organized by the Global Foundation for Democracy and Development, whose founder and director is former Dominican President Leonel Fernandez. (Camera: PACO MILLÁN).B-ROLL OF THE GLOBAL FORUM ON LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN IN NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK, US. SOUND BITES: FORMER PRESIDENT OF COSTA RICA, LAURA CHINCHILLA (IN SPANISH).TRANSLATIONS: We are only six weeks away from the consolidation of a North Korea-style dictatorship in the heart of the Americas, in Nicaragua. And it will happen when the region is celebrating 20 years of its democratic charter. It will happen in a broad daylight, after three resolutions of the United Nations and more or less 8 resolutions of the OAS Permanent Council and General Assembly. It will happen after 12 years of clear democratic decay in that country.
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