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24th August 2009, 22:39
Five bodies found in Bolivia may be guerrilla soldiers killed four decades ago for their involvement with revolutionary leader Che Guevara, anthropologists claim.
Source. (http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/08/090821-che-guevara-find-video-ap.html)
The search is part of a joint project with Bolivia's Justice Ministry and other human rights organizations. Theyre hoping to retrieve the remains of another 41 fighters that belonged to the so called Teoponte guerrilla, organized in 1970 based on Guevaras ideals. They were defeated that same year.
Most of its members were killed by the Bolivian army and their bodies were never returned to their relatives.
Source. (http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/08/090821-che-guevara-find-video-ap.html)
The search is part of a joint project with Bolivia's Justice Ministry and other human rights organizations. Theyre hoping to retrieve the remains of another 41 fighters that belonged to the so called Teoponte guerrilla, organized in 1970 based on Guevaras ideals. They were defeated that same year.
Most of its members were killed by the Bolivian army and their bodies were never returned to their relatives.