Having said that, no electricity during most of the day also not very infrastructure-ish.
(If you wanted real totalitarian infrastructure, try Myanmar)
Also, Vietnam fighted for their vision of freedom, won, and now is free to do whatever pleases.
Having said that, no electricity during most of the day also not very infrastructure-ish.
(If you wanted real totalitarian infrastructure, try Myanmar)
Also, Vietnam fighted for their vision of freedom, won, and now is free to do whatever pleases.
The embargo makes oil very expensive in NK. Hence the costs of running a vehicle are prohibitive.
>Having said that, no electricity during most of the day
They get pretty frequent seconds-long brownouts, but they do have electricity during the day.
Who told you that? Have you lived in NK?
India has 2.53 million kilometers of paved road. Vietnam has 148,000 km. The CIA's 2006 estimate for North Korea was 724 kilometers.
EDIT: Gotta love the fog/haze over Pyongyang on Google Maps
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Pyongyang,+Coreia+do+Norte...
Measuring paved road per capita, Vietnam still comes out several orders of magnitude ahead.