Muchas cosas siguen igual o peor en muchos paises latinoamericanos, por eso es que el sueno del CHe sigue vivito y coleando, por esos es que su foto o imagen se sigue viendo por muchos lugares pues esta comprobado que por los pobres nadie da nada, todo es interes de dinero.
I think the BBC ALWAYS has something to write about
Mario Teran
and by not having nothing to write about i mean that they didn't have anything else that relates to Che besides that guy getting eye surgery
~X
The man who executed Che was JUST DOING HIS JOB I won't even dignify that statement with a response. It's just too silly.
There are loads upon loads of things to say about Che. Millions of books have been written on him because there is so much to say. ITs the meaning behind the eye surgery.
Aww forget it.
"Mario Teran is reported to have drawn the short straw and been ordered to execute the captured guerrilla."
that sounds to me like he was doing his job, it could have been any1 of the other people in that room..........the people that killed Che are the once that gave the order not him.
~X
Right it was an order so it's not his fault
b u l l s h i t
I have heard that excuse from people (military) that have done the most disgusting things in this world. That mentality is disturbing to me.
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I think the BBC ALWAYS has something to write about
Mario Teran
and by not having nothing to write about i mean that they didn't have anything else that relates to Che besides that guy getting eye surgery
~X
The man who executed Che was JUST DOING HIS JOB I won't even dignify that statement with a response. It's just too silly.
There are loads upon loads of things to say about Che. Millions of books have been written on him because there is so much to say. ITs the meaning behind the eye surgery.
Aww forget it.
"Mario Teran is reported to have drawn the short straw and been ordered to execute the captured guerrilla."
that sounds to me like he was doing his job, it could have been any1 of the other people in that room..........the people that killed Che are the once that gave the order not him.
I think the BBC ALWAYS has something to write about
Mario Teran
and by not having nothing to write about i mean that they didn't have anything else that relates to Che besides that guy getting eye surgery
~X
The man who executed Che was JUST DOING HIS JOB I won't even dignify that statement with a response. It's just too silly.
There are loads upon loads of things to say about Che. Millions of books have been written on him because there is so much to say. ITs the meaning behind the eye surgery.
Aww forget it.
The man who killed Che should be burned in scorching oil or buried alive in a casket full of angry ants...
I think the BBC ALWAYS has something to write about
Mario Teran
and by not having nothing to write about i mean that they didn't have anything else that relates to Che besides that guy getting eye surgery
~X
The man who executed Che was JUST DOING HIS JOB I won't even dignify that statement with a response. It's just too silly.
There are loads upon loads of things to say about Che. Millions of books have been written on him because there is so much to say. ITs the meaning behind the eye surgery.
Aww forget it.
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Cuban doctors working in Bolivia have saved the sight of the man who executed revolutionary leader Che Guevara in 1967, Cuban official media report.
Mario Teran, a Bolivian army sergeant, shot dead Che Guevara after he was captured in Bolivia's eastern lowlands.
Cuban media reported news of the surgery ahead of the 40th anniversary of Che's death on 9 October.
Mr Teran had cataracts removed under a Cuban programme to offer free eye treatment across Latin America.
The operation on Mr Teran took place last year and was first revealed when his son wrote to a Bolivian newspaper to thank the Cuban doctors for restoring his father's sight.
But Cuban media took up the story at the weekend as the island prepares for commemorations to mark Che Guevara's death 40 years ago.
"Four decades after Mario Teran attempted to destroy a dream and an idea, Che returns to win yet another battle," the Communist Party's official newspaper Granma proclaimed.
"Now an old man, he [Teran] can once again appreciate the colours of the sky and the forest, enjoy the smiles of his grandchildren and watch football games."
Wounded
Che Guevara, who played a key role in the Cuban revolution of 1959, travelled to Bolivia in 1966 to start a social revolution.
But in October 1967, the Bolivian army, with assistance from the CIA, captured Guevara and his remaining fighters.
Che Guevara, wounded in the fighting, was taken to a schoolhouse in the village of La Higuera on 8 October where the soldiers debated what to do with him.
Mario Teran is reported to have drawn the short straw and been ordered to execute the captured guerrilla.
Che Guevara was killed on 9 October and his body taken to a hospital in nearby Vallegrande, where his corpse was paraded before the world's media.
In 1997 his remains were discovered, exhumed and returned to Cuba, where he was reburied.
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I won't even dignify that statement with a response. It's just too silly.
