If you don’t mind using youtube generated subtitles (or knows Portuguese), comrades João Pitillo and Lucas Rubio talks a lot about the DPRK. Lucas Rubio is They are both part of Instituto Paektu, a institute that have pretty good relations with the DPRK where he and other comrades constantly visit the DPRK for multiple reasons.
If you don’t mind using youtube generated subtitles (or knows Portuguese), comrades João Pitillo and Lucas Rubio talks a lot about the DPRK.
Lucas Rubio isThey are both part of Instituto Paektu, a institute that have pretty good relations with the DPRK where he and other comrades constantly visit the DPRK for multiple reasons.On this video they talk about a celebration they attended in the DPRK 7 months ago,
I don’t remember exactly what it was right nowit was the 80th anniversary of the Party, and comrade Pitillo actually managed to snap a photo of comrade Kim from pretty close.Comrade Rubio also have a lot of videos on his Instagram page about the DPRK with a lot of footage in there. There’s also Baú do Rubio, a kind of Digital Museum Instagram page he has where he posts high quality photos of Socialist coins, pins, money, gear, etc.
And just 10 days ago, both Pitillo and Rubio went to Podcast 3 Irmãos to talk about the DPRK. I haven’t watched this one yet, but it’s probably gonna be good to.
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YT won’t generate English subtitles. Makes me a little sad to not know Portuguese.
Just tested here and you can do the auto-translate of the portuguese generated subtitles and most of the time it will get it right