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Surveillance and bureaucratic: what it's like to travel to North Korea, the world's most closed country

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Brazilians tell R7 that each of their steps was monitored by an employee of Kim Jong-un's government
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Surveillance and bureaucratic: what it's like to travel to North Korea, the world's most closed country

Brazilians tell R7 that each of their steps was monitored by an employee of Kim Jong-un's government

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R7 broke the news in Brazil on Monday, July 31, 2023.
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