Founder and president of the Korean Friendship Association (KFA), he is an honorary special delegate of the country, where he is known as Cho Son-il, meaning “Korea is one”. In an interview with Tribuna Popular he explained the origin of his relationship with the Asian country:
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Catalan aristocrat is "a link between North Korea and the world."
Alejandro Cao de Benós, born in
Tarragona, Spain in 1974, is a descendant of the barons of Les in the
Aran Valley in northern Catalonia, the earls of Argelejo and the
marquises of Rosalmonte. Besides his rather unusual lineage, it is
unlikely that his name would be widely known if this 39-year-old
Catalonian was not an important foreign spokesperson for the North
Korean regime.
Founder and president of the Korean Friendship Association (KFA), he is an honorary special delegate of the country, where he is known as Cho Son-il, meaning “Korea is one”. In an interview with Tribuna Popular he explained the origin of his relationship with the Asian country:
Founder and president of the Korean Friendship Association (KFA), he is an honorary special delegate of the country, where he is known as Cho Son-il, meaning “Korea is one”. In an interview with Tribuna Popular he explained the origin of his relationship with the Asian country:
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