South Korean President Park Geun-hye “should be buried in (a) cemetery as soon as possible,” a spokesperson for Pyongyang’s Joint National Organization of Working People has said.

The suggestion, which came amid a series of complaints about remarks that Park delivered on August 15 to mark the 70th anniversary of Korean liberation from Japanese rule, was highlighted by state media outlet the Korea Central News Agency (KCNA) on Wednesday.

“What she should do for the nation is to leave Cheongwadae, the doghouse of the U.S., shut her unshapely mouth and get her crime-ridden body buried in the ceremony at an early date,” the statement said.

In particular, the spokesperson complained about remarks Park