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Ernesto Che” Guevara, the Argentine Marxist and guerrilla fighter whose well-known portrait by Alberto Korda still adorns every thing from t-shirts and baseball caps to hagiographic murals, MAD magazine covers and higher-finish panties , was killed 47 years ago, on Oct.
The CIA had just effectively sponsored a related coup in Iraq, by the way, resulting in the overthrow of the Mossadegh government. We now know where that all led. We now also know the outcome of the Henry Kissinger's coup that later ousted President Allende in Chile in the early seventies. The fact that I nonetheless live in the country whose intelligence agency had this man assassinated, riddles me with self hatred, guilt and a perpetually achy feeling of complicity.
I really feel I know who Che Guevara is soon after reading this book. I learned a lot about Latin American history. By way of his life I became quite interested in this history. There are a lot of names and historical facts that will disappear from my head, but some thing will fasten. I decided to study this book in preparation for our holiday Cuba. I did not finish it just before leaving so I continued reading throughout the trip. The reading encounter was enriched by landing in the Cuban reality.
The film in its story line sticks fairly close to Che's diaries, with a couple of additions from other sources.  The diaries tend to be haphazard and nonideological except for a really couple of passages.  Che had not however turn into an ideologue when he went on this trip.  He reflected on the layered history of Latin America, and he expressed attitudes that managed to be pro-Indian and, at the same time, pro-conquistador.  But the film is considerably a lot more ideological, keen on expressing an "indigenist" attitude (to use the Latin-American Marxist term) of sympathy for the Indians and hostility to the conquistadors.
At the ripe old age of thirty, Che discovered himself 1 of the most essential males in Cuba. And, mindful of the Guatemalan revolution's untimely demise, Che helped Castro cement the Cuban revolution by ruthlessly purging the island of those who weren't committed to it. But his temperament remained that of the brash revolutionary, not that of the patient technocrat he was asked to become [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYmuRWtWzNg Che Guevara Documentary], and when it came time to actually run the nation, to make the revolution a achievement, Che and his ilk had been failures.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYmuRWtWzNg Che Guevara documentary]