Yesterday a general and today a Vice Chairman position. It's interesting how both Cuba and North Korea - supposed communist outposts - can't shake nepotism. Of course, we don't have much room to talk in the US with our own royal families who keep growing. BBC:
The youngest son of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il has been appointed to two key party posts, in a move widely seen as part of a gradual transfer of power.
Kim Jong-un was named vice-chairman of the Central Military Commission of the Workers' Party and was appointed to its central committee, state media said.
Kim Jong-il, thought to be in poor health, was re-elected as leader at the party's first congress for 30 years.
