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Ernesto Guevara es una figura clave de la cultura y la historia que va más allá del mito: heraldo de la Revolución latinoamericana, hombre que vivió al límite, hoy es un símbolo de la lucha social en el mundo. En esta biografía fundamental se descubre a un personaje vivo, lleno de fuerza, cambiante y contradictorio, quien fue pieza clave en el gran proyecto de la Revolución en Latinoamérica durante la década de 1960. Tras 50 años de su muerte, la información inédita sobre la vida de Ernesto Guevara crece constantemente: se descubren más documentos escritos por él, se publican decenas de libros, nuevos testimonios enriquecen el anecdotario, la CIA desclasificó archivos que era imposible consultar y, a todo lo anterior, se suman documentales, películas, ensayos, novelas y artículos periodísticos, todo ello reunido en esta edición que rehumaniza y remitifica al Che político, al Che escritor, al hombre de acción y educador. Con más de un millón de ejemplares vendidos en 18 países y 10 idiomas en sus ediciones previas, Ernesto Guevara también conocido como el Che es hasta hoy la biografía más completa y leída sobre este revolucionario en todos sentidos. Una obra imprescindible, definitiva.

Ernesto Guevara es una figura clave de la cultura y la historia que va más allá del mito: heraldo de la Revolución latinoamericana, hombre que vivió al límite, hoy es un símbolo de la lucha social en el mundo. En esta biografía fundamental se descubre a un personaje vivo, lleno de fuerza, cambiante y contradictorio, quien fue pieza clave en el gran proyecto de la Revolución en Latinoamérica durante la década de 1960. Tras 50 años de su muerte, la información inédita sobre la vida de Ernesto Guevara crece constantemente: se descubren más documentos escritos por él, se publican decenas de libros, nuevos testimonios enriquecen el anecdotario, la CIA desclasificó archivos que era imposible consultar y, a todo lo anterior, se suman documentales, películas, ensayos, novelas y artículos periodísticos, todo ello reunido en esta edición que rehumaniza y remitifica al Che político, al Che escritor, al hombre de acción y educador. Con más de un millón de ejemplares vendidos en 18 países y 10 idiomas en sus ediciones previas, Ernesto Guevara también conocido como el Che es hasta hoy la biografía más completa y leída sobre este revolucionario en todos sentidos. Una obra imprescindible, definitiva.

The book of the new, two-part epic movie on Che Guevara starring Benicio Del Toro as the legendary revolutionary.Director Steven Soderbergh has based his two-part movie "Che" (Part 1: The Argentine and Part 2: Guerrilla) on two classic diaries written by Che Guevara: Reminiscences of the Cuban Revolutionary War (an account of the guerrilla movement led by Fidel Castro that overthrew the Batista dictatorship in 1959) and Bolivian Diary (Che’s famous, unfinished diary discovered in his backpack when he was captured and killed in Bolivia in October 1967).Che includes a selection from each book, showing the young Argentine’s evolution from the wide-eyed medical student of the Motorcycle Diaries-era to the revolutionary hero the world knows as Che.Features: Key excerpts from Che’s Reminiscences of the Cuban Revolutionary War, his final Bolivian Diary, and his fiery address to the UN General Assembly, New York in December 1964. Che’s first encounter with Fidel Castro in Mexico, when he immediately commits himself to join the guerrilla expedition to Cuba. The dramatic moment when Che has to decide his future either as a doctor or a guerrilla fighter, symbolized by the choice of two backpacks: one with medicine, the other with ammunition. Che’s poetic letter to his parents before he sets out on the fateful Bolivia mission. Maps, chronology, and a useful glossary. 24 pages of original photos from the period Movie tie-in cover. Blurbs by Benicio del Toro and Steven Soderbergh. Also published in Spanish this season is Che: Los Diarios de Ernesto Che Guevara, 978-1-921235-48-1.

Publicada por la Editorial Jorge Alvarez en 1968. Vida del Che iba a contar. en principio. con dos historietas separadas; una dibujada por Alberto Breccia y otra por Enrique Breccia. Los guiones de Oesterheld mostraban claramente las dos facetas del Che. la del hombre (Alberto) y la del mito revolucionario (Enrique). Y lo hacía desde la propia estructura discursiva. escogiendo un narrador en tercera persona para los años formacionales que comenzaban en Rosario y se detenían en El Congo. tras pasar por la Sierra Maestra; y abrazando la primera persona para el fatal destino boliviano y su salto sin red a la eternidad. Un texto mucho más moroso y cargado de detalles en la primera instancia. que dejaba paso al libre fluir de la conciencia del Che. en el último tramo. Un recurso creativo que le permitía ir metiendo al lector en la piel y las tripas de Guevara. yendo de la razón al sentimiento. del dicho al hecho. La pasión según el Che. apelando a la clásica metáfora cristiana de sacrificio personal en pos del bienestar general. O el paso del hombre al Hombre Nuevo.

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This comprehensive and scholarly collection contains thirty-five of Guevara's works arranged chronologically with a biographical and interpretive introduction, notes, appendices and commentary by John Gerassi, Professor of International Relations at San Francisco State College.

Che Guevara, the preeminent Latin-American revolutionary of the late twentieth century, was the symbol of radical egalitarianism and the war against social injustice. Gunned down in the jungles of southeastern Bolivia in 1967, his death is surrounded by questions that remain unanswered. Paco Ignacio Taibo II probes Che's life with a storyteller's pen and an historian's judgment, delving into the mystery and myth surrounding Che's life, careers, and ideals. Taibo has access to archives open to few researchers, and he has reached a range of insiders who worked with, and fought beside, Che during the time of his revolutionary activity in Mexico, Cuba, Africa, and South America. Also at Taibo's unique disposal is a previously unknown manuscript written by Che Guevara himself, describing his experiences in the Congo during the "missing year" in his life. Finally, Taibo offers up a solution to the mystery of Che's final days and death.

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Featuring a foreword by Gabriel Garcia Marquez ("Che Guevara in Africa"), this book fills in the missing chapter in Che Guevara's life as head of the secret Cuban force that went to aid the liberation movement in the Congo against the Belgian colonialists in 1965. The idea was to prepare a group of Cubans for the mission to Bolivia, as well as to assist African national liberation movements.This diary remained unpublished for decades because of its controversial content, but, like his other diaries, reveals Che's great literary gift, his razor-sharp intellect, his dry wit, and his brutal honesty. Because this diary deals with what Che admits was a "failure," he examines every painful detail about what went wrong in order to draw constructive lessons for future expeditions.This publication of the complete Congo Diary has been thoroughly revised by Che's widow, Aleida March, and published in association with the Che Guevara Studies Center in Havana.Features:Forewords by Gabriel Garcia Marquez ("Che Guevara in Africa") and Che's daughter, Aleida GuevaraTwenty-eight pages of unpublished photosExtensive notes and glossary explaining Swahili termsBackcover blurbs by Nelson Mandela and Gabriel Garcia Marquez

“A wonderful glimpse into the maturing mind of a great man and a vital companion to the previous Che diaries.”—Michael McCaughan, The Irish Times “An absorbing glimpse of the development of a legendary revolutionary figure.”—Booklist This is the first US Spanish edition of Che Guevara’s diary from his second journey through Latin America. Che finds himself in Guatemala during a US-inspired coup and also describes his historic first encounter with Fidel Castro. 

A year before his fateful Bolivia mission, Che Guevara led a group of guerrillas to support the Congolese liberation movement in 1965. Considerable speculation has always surrounded Guevara's disappearance from Cuba and why he went to fight in Africa.The story behind the Congo mission is now revealed in this book, which includes Guevara's previously unpublished "Congo Diary." Guevara's diary assesses the role of figures within the African liberation movements, among them Patrice Lumumba and Laurent Kabila, leader of the 1997 overthrow of the Mobutu regime in Zaire (Congo).Author William Galvez quotes recently declassified CIA documents showing how the CIA assembled a mercenary band of white South Africans and others to pursue Guevara's guerrilla column.

“Amusing, observant. . . . Doval’s sense of place and devastating depiction of prejudice in 1980s Cuba make this a worthwhile debut.”—The Miami Herald “[A] piquant coming-of-age novel.”—O magazine “Absolutely remarkable . . . explodes with brilliance.” —Carlos Eire, National Book Award-winning author of Waiting for Snow in Havana “A rich and perceptive portrayal of daily life in Cuba.” —Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel Sixteen-year-old Lourdes is a dedicated and proud revolutionary who spends the summer of 1982, along with her peers, at the “School-in-the-Fields,” tilling tobacco fields to prove her dedication to Fidel and the revolution. But she is also a study of contradictions. Lourdes outwardly scoffs at the old ways but wears an azabache amulet under her clothing, next to her Che medallion, to ward off evil spirits. She secretly prays to the orisha Yemayá while she pledges her fealty to Fidel and the secular socialist ideals of her father, a professor of scientific Communism at the University of Havana. She develops a crush on her roommate at the camp, but, like many other things in the socialist regime under which she lives, same-sex relationships are forbidden. Like other girls her age, she longs to wear smuggled Jordache jeans and drink Cuban coffee, to watch American cartoons and eat steak whenever she wants. All simple pleasures, all denied her by the same revolution she serves. What she has are the harsh realities of life in a glorified work camp, which lead her to question her allegiances. Why does she want to be like Che? Teresa de la Caridad Doval was born in Havana, Cuba, in 1966. She attended the University of Havana and earned a BA in English literature and an MA in Spanish literature. She left Cuba in 1996 and currently lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico, with her husband.From the Trade Paperback edition.

Published for the first time are the U.S. secret police files on the legendary revolutionary Ernesto Guevara, showing how the FBI and CIA monitored his movements and activity in the United States, Mexico, Cuba, Africa and Latin America. A Freedom of Information Act request succeeded in obtaining the FBI file on Guevara, containing a wide selection of CIA and other secret documents. With an introduction by the editors, U.S. attorneys Michael Ratner and Michael Steven Smith, this book poses the obvious question: why did the FBI have such a dossier? 'Che is fairly intellectual for a Latino,' reads a 1958 CIA document on Guevara during the period of the guerilla war in Cuba. Watched closely after the 1959 revolution, Guevara's every public word was recorded and transmitted to the FBI and CIA, with particular note taken of his anti-U.S. statements. Later documents concern Guevera's disappearance from Cuba in 1965 and his resurfacing in Africa and Bolivia as a guerilla leader. The sensational materials included in these secret files add to suspicions that U.S. spy agencies were plotting to assassinate Guevara when he was a Cuban government leader in the early 1960s and suggest that they were involved in the pursuit and murder of Guevara in Bolivia in 1967.For all those interested in Che Guevara, Washington's relationship with Latin America and the workings of the U.S. spy agencies, this book is a significant new contribution.

This is Che Guevara’s own analysis of the Cuban Revolution. Although often regarded as a manual for would-be guerrillas, this is the first time Che argues for the primacy of the subjective factor in building a revolutionary movement. This is a new expanded and revised edition of a best-selling Che Guevara classic that reviews a crucial period of Latin American political history.Uno de los libros clásicos escritos por el Che Guevara, que con el decursar del tiempo se ha convertido en objeto de estudio por admiradores y adversarios. la cualidad positiva de esta guerra de guerrillas es que cada uno de los guerrilleros esté dispuesto a morir, no sólo por defender un ideal sino por convertirlo en realidad. Esa es la base, la esencia de la lucha de guerrillas. El milagro por el cual un pequeño núcleo de hombres, vanguardia armada del gran núcleo popular que los apoya, viendo más allá del objetivo táctico inmediato, va decididamente a lograr un ideal, a establecer una sociedad nueva, a romper los viejos moldes de la antigua, a lograr, en definitiva, la justicia social por la que lucha.” Che Guevara

Written by one of the world's most renowned critical educators, this book evaluates the message of Che Guevara and Paulo Freire for contemporary politics in general and education in particular.

These 1966 and 1967 diaries of the late Cuban leader were written during his attempt to establish a guerilla insurrectionary movement in Bolivia. They were found by the Bolivian government soon after Guevara was captured and executed. They are presented here uncensored and unabridged. Also included are the diaries of Guevara's three closest lieutenants and a selection of important photographs, including the last rolls taken of and by Guevara before he was apprehended.

For the first time, the story of “Tania the guerrilla” is told with tenderness and veracity by a key participant in the revolutionary movement in Latin America.Tania was born Haydée Tamara Bunke to German Jewish refugees in Argentina in 1937. Her family moved to East Germany after the war, but she was soon drawn to the Cuban Revolution.She became one of Cuba’s most successful spies in Latin America, penetrating Bolivia’s high society and even making contact with the country’s president and other members of the ruling circle. When her cover was blown she joined Che’s guerrilla group but was killed in an ambush in August 1967. She was only 30 years old.At the time of her death, the CIA suggested Tania had been romantically involved with Che, largely in order to discredit him. Most biographers consider this unlikely.When Patty Hearst was “kidnapped” by the Symbionese Liberation Army, she adopted the name “Tania” and appeared with a gun and a beret, mimicking the classic pose of the real Tania Tania, played by Franka Potente (Run Lola Run), will be a major character in the Steven Soderbergh/Benicio Del Toro forthcoming movie Che, which focuses on the Bolivia periodIncludes Ulises Estrada’s own personal photos and correspondence as well as testimonies from other guerrilla fighters. Appendices include recently declassified Cuban files on the “Bolivia mission.”Ulises Estrada was the principal organizer of Che Guevara’s guerrilla mission to Bolivia and also trained and ran Tania as the key undercover agent who was to be sent to Bolivia in advance of Guevara’s arrival. Although against the rules in such espionage operations, Tania and Ulises fell in love and planned to make a life together after Tania’s return from Bolivia.