The Life Story of Guevara

The Life Story of Guevara

• Che Guevara (or Ernesto Che Guevara), or simply Che, are all names of a revolutionary hero, born on July 14, 1928, and died on October 9, 1967, He was a veteran military leader who led Cuba during the Cuban Revolution. He made what made him a national hero. His popularity increased even after his death until he became a symbol and a universal symbol. Revolution and justice. • Biography: Guevara graduated from the University of Buenos Aires in 1953, and then traveled throughout Latin America with his close friend Alberto Granado by motorcycle in his last year, and this trip identified his feelings and built his feelings towards the great injustice on South America from The imperialists of the most basic farmers of Latin America, watching poverty settle there changed what is inside it towards change. • The change in his personality led to a change in his personality: his observations during this trip that this region is rooted in economic class inequalities which in turn led to monopolistic capitalism on the one hand and the colonization of imperialism on the other. In Guevara's view, the solution was a global revolution, The hidden that coordinated his approach. While Guevara was living in Mexico City, he knew Raul and his exiled friends who were preparing for a revolution waiting for Fidel Castro to leave Cuba. Indeed, as soon as he got out of prison, Guevara decided to join them in the Cuban Revolution. And joined them in the movement of July 26, which invaded Cuba with the support of the United States of America, which was playing a major role in supporting the great Cuban dictator (Volgencio Batista), and quickly mapped the skill of Guevara in the leadership and rose quickly that the solution of the second man in the leadership, His role was erased Ria in the success of this campaign for two years of armed fighting, which eliminated the Batista system. • Guevara's tragic end: Guevara emerged from Cuba in 1965 and was the reason why he instigated failed revolutions in Congo-Kinshasa after he was captured in Bolivia. He was arrested by CIA forces with the help of the Bolivian military forces and executed. Self and even personal memoirs remember him as a guerrilla hero, and his image in modern times has been given the title of "the most famous image in the world." This is part of the immortal poem (Guevara Matt), written by the poet Ahmed Fouad Najm: My eyes on him watch the case of non-companions and let him know that the light of the dark and not hear him hear the pain can be shouted from the fire can be laughed or smiled or trembled or sprung The last word of farewell to hungry people can be the will of the incubators The cause of the conflict Pictures of a lot of imagination and a thousand million probability But surely and indisputably Guevara died Mottah