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The ''technological'' life of the ''big'' Kim

Most of the population lives in a precarious situation in North Korea. Report from the United Nations (UN) World Food Program (WFP) published in 2018, showed that 40% of North Koreans need humanitarian aid. In rural and remote areas of Pyongyang, the situation of hunger and misery is often more noticeable.
Despite the situation of its citizens, the nababesque Kim Jong-un and his family waste spending on imported drinks and delicacies, expensive cars and yachts and designer clothes. The dictator's wife only wears clothes from prestigious and award-winning designers and has already been photographed with a $1,457 Dior bag (8,000 reais-Brazil currency) - three times more than the average annual income of a North Korean.

Kim Jong-un still spends thousands of dollars every year importing alcoholic beverages, cigarettes and food for him to enjoy in North Korea. Among his purchases are high-quality pork from Denmark, caviar from Iran, Chinese melon and beef Kobe, a Japanese delicacy. The dictator still managed to spend 

$921,712 (more than 5 million reais at the current price-Brazil currency) on Brazilian coffee only in 2016.

Among his possessions are at least 17 palaces and a yacht equipped with pieces from the Italian Fendi, valued at 8 million dollars (43.9 million reais Brazil currency). He even spent 3.5 million dollars (19.4 million reais-Brazil currency) in lingerie for his lovers and for the women of his generals.
In their homes, the leader keeps a collection of more than 35 pianos, according to Time magazine. Each model can cost up to $64,451. Kim also collects cars and has more than 100 models in his garage. His favorite brand is the German Mercedes-Benz.
The dictator also invested $35 million in the construction of a ski resort in the country and has a private cinema with 1,000 seats at his disposal. The interior decoration of his private plane alone cost $1.5 million - and the Supreme Leader still has an exclusive airstrip for his use. According to the regime's defectors, Kim also built a Longevity Institute, where more than 100 doctors work exclusively in health care.

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