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Today's headlines in the int'l media:
Sony approves limited US release of The Interview...(Guardian)
Sony to release N Korea film on Christmas Day(Al-Jazeera)
‘The Interview’ Will Play in More Than 300 Theaters(Variety)

MERRY CHRISTMAS for KIM JONG-UN!!

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Last Friday(12.19), the Constitutional Court ordered the disbandment of the "left-wing" Unified 'Progressive' Party (UPP), the first such decision made in South Korea’s constitutional era, since 1948...

And yesterday's KCNA "reported" the following...

...ignoring the sad reality(provided by yesterday's Progressive Labour News)...

No comment...

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Today is 8th day of the sit-in protest by Lee Chang-geun and Kim Jeong-wook, two dismissed Ssangyong Motor workers, who climbed a 70-meter smokestack in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province after their reinstatement was blocked by a Supreme Court ruling finding the automaker’s layoffs valid...

And beside a growing nationwide solidarity campaign(here you read about an extraordinary example), there's also a beginning of some kind of int'l solidarity...

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Today in the Korean and int'l media...

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[MUST READ!] Today's Hankyoreh published the following...

The complete piece you can read here(in the Korean version you'll get also two related videos)!

Meanwhile today's Korea Times reported(related to the current 'Chimney Sit-in Struggle' in Pyeongtaek) that "Ssangyong's management declared the company would respond to their illegal protest sternly. 'They must stop the protest, which won't help solve the problem,' the company said in a statement. 'We won't negotiate and will take any legal action necessary'..."

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Here're just some impressions, photographed  by comrade Soe Moe Thu, depicting yesterday's migrant workers rally in central Seoul, to 'celebrate' this year's "Int'l Migrants Day"...

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