The Uruguayan newspaper La Juventud on Sept. 6 carried an article titled "Socialist Korea, People's Country," saying that the DPRK is a people's country in name and reality.

It praised exploits President Kim Il Sung performed by building a genuine people's power representing and protecting the interests of the working people.

It went on:

New appearance of Pyongyang befitting the dignity of the prospering DPRK is the fruition of the love shown by leader Kim Jong Il and the dear respected Kim Jong Un for the people through their patriotic devotion.

The DPRK, the people's country, will eternally prosper thanks to the absolute support and trust of the working masses.

The Egyptian paper Al Misaiya on Sept. 6 ran an article titled "Power of Korea" saying that the DPRK is not a big country in its territory and population, but it has matchless strength as no one dares provoke. This is because the DPRK has the outstanding leaders.

The Indian paper Tourism Era on Sept. 5 carried an article "Toward the eminence of a thriving nation" introducing the DPRK achieving marvelous successes in building an economic power while strengthening the position of politico-ideological power and military power.

The Mexican paper Unidad Nacional on Aug. 30 in an article titled "Founder of the DPRK" highly praised the exploits performed by Kim Il Sung in the nation-building.

The 33rd issue of the Russian paper Veteran carried an article praising exploits performed by the President in the nation-building.