N. Korea demands cargo ship held in Mexico since summer be freed

N. Korea demands cargo ship held in Mexico since summer be freed

North Korea's deputy ambassador to the United Nations An Myong Hun speaks to reporters April 8, 2015, at the country's diplomatic mission at the United Nations in New York. He called for the immediate release of a North Korean cargo ship moored in Mexico and said the United States put pressure on Mexico to ground it in the name of the United Nations. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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