¿De dónde saca Kim Jong-un su dinero? | La Historia de la Oficina 39 | Corea del Norte Documental HD

North Korea is one of the poorest countries in the world, yet it has the resources to finance its nuclear bomb and its leader's personal luxuries. The answer lies in Office 39, tasked with obtaining money at any cost: printing dollars, arms smuggling, insurance fraud, human trafficking, and more. The history of Office 39 dates back to the 1970s. Under Kim Jong-il, father of Kim Jong-un, the organization was established within the Workers' Party of Korea to ensure an independent source of funding. It became infamous in the late 1980s and early 1990s for producing counterfeit $100 bills. This documentary gains access to insiders who reveal the most notorious cases and shocking schemes that explain how North Korea has been able to circumvent UN sanctions to finance its nuclear arsenal for decades. This documentary was produced by A&O Buero and directed by Carl Gierstorfer and Sebastian Weis. It premiered in 2020. --- Living Stories is home to the most incredible documentaries from around the world. Discover remote destinations and fascinating cultures that almost no one has had access to. Explore new worlds. Our investigative reporters give you exclusive access to the most inaccessible corners of the world, some of the most dangerous cities, and extraordinary human stories. Learn about the customs and traditions of each continent and understand the sociopolitical circumstances that shape people's lives. All this and much more! Be sure to click SUBSCRIBE to stay up to date on our latest clips and premieres.