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North Korea is commonly portrayed in the West as a caricature. The image is one of a closed regime on the verge of collapse, irrational, oppressing hungry people while investing fortunes in a megalomaniac nuclear project. With these caricatures, constructed by several political objectives, there is small contact with the real configuration of the North Korean regime, with impressive socioeconomic achievements and wide complexities that characterize the whole revolutionary process and continue to stress South East Asia.