Report: North Korea to hold election in March

08 Jan 2009

North Korea will hold its delayed parliamentary elections in March, a sign that leader Kim Jong-Il’s health is improving, according to South Korean state-run media. North Korea skipped its elections set for August 2008, when the five-year terms of the assembly members expired, Yonhap reported Wednesday. Full Story

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