April 29, 2006

Che Guevara


This week some recent discovered photos of the agony of the Argentine guerrilla Ernesto Guevara de la Serna, moments before his death in the interior of Bolivia, arrived at many newspapers around the world.
These photos were delivery to Pacho O’Donnell, former-secretary of the Culture of Argentina and author of one known biography called “Che”, anonymously. This material was kept in secret for more than 40 years and it demonstrates how much the personage Che still is present and acclaimed around the world.
O’Donnell affirms that one of the photos, the one that he appears after receiving the detonations, finishes with the controversy on the Che’s death. O’Donnell says that this photo proves that he did not die in confrontation but that he was assassinated.

Che Guevara was assassinated, but not silenced. You can kill a rebellion, but you can not shut his mind up, because it will reborn over and over again, even stronger at each morning in many rebellions minds.
A rebellion never dies!



Being tied to the helicopter

Already tied at helicopter, going to Vallegrande

Few minutes before his assassinate


Few minutes before his death


In agony

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