Even Jong Un himself was a contentious successor given the short timeline to transition propaganda to lean towards his ascension and his brother needed to be assassinated before he took the reigns. Yo-Jong would be on the tightest schedule to take control
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Going to be very interesting to see how the narrative plays out as her succession would be the only feasible path for the party to take. A female leader within the bloodline but very much rushed and unexpected.
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Content of propaganda vs. the party’s influence on bureaucracy and systemic control will come to the forefront. Most have not truly supported the party since the famine in the 90s and the death of Il-Sung, is their propaganda superfluous at this point?