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Ernesto Che Guevara Serna (1928-1967) Ernesto Che Guevana Serna, one of the leaders of the Cuban revolution and the founder of "guerrilla centrism".

Born in Rosario, Argentina, into a family of manor owners. In 1946, he entered the School of Medicine at the University of Buenos Aires. In December 1951, he traveled to various countries in South America and received a doctorate in medicine in 1953. The following year, he went to Mexico and joined the "7.26 Movement", a Cuban revolutionary organization that opposed U.S. imperialism and the Batista dictatorship. Later, he received military training in guerrilla warfare near Mexico City. In November 1956, Gerwana and the newly formed Cuban Expeditionary Force boarded the yacht "Granma" and headed for Cuba from the Gulf of Mexico, and then moved to the Maestro Mountains. In May 1957, Gwana led the army to capture the Uweiro Barracks and was awarded the highest military rank in the rebel army - major. Appointed commander of the second column. After the victory of the Cuban Revolution in 1957, he successively served as Director of the National Ministry of Industry, President of the National Bank, Minister of Industry, and member of the Central Planning Commission. From 1962 to 1965, he served as a member of the Secretariat of the National Leadership Council of the United Revolutionary Organization of Cuba. In April 1965, he resigned from all positions inside and outside the party and gave up his Cuban citizenship. First he went to Africa and then to Bolivia, where he established a "guerrilla center" organization and carried out armed activities. In October 1967, he was captured and killed by Bolivian police. He wrote many books during his lifetime, including "Guerrilla Warfare", "Cuba: A Historical Exception and a Pioneer in the Anti-colonial Struggle", "Guerrilla Warfare: A Means", "Che Guevana's Diary in Bolivia", etc.

Quotation:

Let us face reality and let us be loyal to our ideals.

You should always have a strong aversion to injustice happening anywhere in the world. That is the most precious quality of a revolutionary.

Among smart people, the smartest know they know the least; among fools, the stupidest think they know the most.

——A. Guevara

--"Justice, how much evil is done in your name!"

--"Where is poverty? , Wherever I am! ! ”