07.01.2010, 00:16
Das nordkoreanische Regime hat sich mit seiner "Währungsreform" offenbar ein kapitales Eigentor geschossen:
Frauen haben sich auf den Märkten versammelt, und protestieren dort:
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Frauen haben sich auf den Märkten versammelt, und protestieren dort:
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Zitat:'Women Power' Gathers Against N.Korean Currency Shock
North Korea's women are emerging as a formidable force in the face of controversial currency reforms, sources said Monday.
Most of the market traders in the North are women in their 40s and 50s trying to earn enough to feed their children. And now they are openly expressing their anger as the draconian reforms, which replace the currency at a rate of 100:1 and effectively confiscate any savings, make their lives even more difficult.