Do you think Che feels Cuban or Argentine?
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Do you think Che feels Cuban or Argentine?
\"There wouldnt be much words if the Russians got up there first, ha ha ha\"- Luca Prodan
I think nether. I think he would see himself part of 'the ppl' he wanted a socialist utopia, not just for latin america, but for all the oppressed. I think che didnt think with borders. We are all ppl, all brothers, and we the ppl, are all oppressed. well, those are my two pesos.
(Edited by ZaPaTiStA SoCiAlIsTa at 3:15 pm on April 2, 2002)
(Edited by ZaPaTiStA SoCiAlIsTa at 4:43 pm on April 2, 2002)
\"You can\'t forget a part of yourself. You have to incorporate your past into the present. He who ignores history has to pay the price.\" - subcomandante Marcos
I partly agree with you, But i feel he has much more simpathy to Cuba than for any other latin country. You can see this by reading his letter to Fidel.
But at the same time i also believe he feels Argentine, because as i am Argentine, I will always defend that posture.
But thinking more deeply, you are right he saw himself part of the people, but i dont agree "just for latin America", as he, for example fought in Congo helping the "Movimiento para la liberacion del Congo"
\"There wouldnt be much words if the Russians got up there first, ha ha ha\"- Luca Prodan
I agree. Didn’t he emphasise that he was an internationalist and if anything he would probably call himself a Latin American.
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He would call himselff a latin american, But if he is risking his life in Africa, he must have some feelings towards it.
\"There wouldnt be much words if the Russians got up there first, ha ha ha\"- Luca Prodan
I think Che felt a "citizen of the world" he was a true internationalist that didnt belive in the existence of borders and that would have given his life for the people of any nation. It is true that maybe he felt a stronger sympathy for the people of latin america. But i think his feelings were not held back even by national borders.
\"Everything for everyone and nothing for ourselves\"
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Sorry, it was a type-o, i meant to say " a socialist utopia, not just for latin america, but for all the oppressed"
\"You can\'t forget a part of yourself. You have to incorporate your past into the present. He who ignores history has to pay the price.\" - subcomandante Marcos
He was Global.
definitely, Che was a piece of everything that he had touched, by every country he went to and by the people he met, that is why I believe that people who do not travel and change are the ones who doom their own horizons.
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The workers have no nation.
I've heard several interviews with Che where he is asked about his his nationnality an he says he is Latin American or
"I am Cuban. I am Argentine. I am Bolivian. I am Panamanian.... You get the idea"
I've heard several interviews with Che where he is asked about his his nationnality an he says he is Latin American or
"I am Cuban. I am Argentine. I am Bolivian. I am Panamanian.... You get the idea"
How can you classify yourself when you are hispanic?
You are part of a whole. I do not feel just Nicaraguan. I feel Hispanic. When people here in the US look at me, they see a brown person. Often times calling me Mexican, guatemalan, colombian, etc...
Che was not just Argentino he was Latino!
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Couldnt have said it better comradeQuote: from Angie on 5:28 pm on April 3, 2002
He was Global.
Were ever che went he would always be one with the people.
This is what makes the guy global.
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D-Day
Che feeled part of the countries were injustice was affecting the citizens
I was almost topost my reply when i read Kingnothing´s and i felt the same so thats it.
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Although Che probably was an internationalist his biggest dream was to spark Socialist revoulutions throughout soth America and especially his home-land. I imagine that he felt much more Argentinian than Cuban,without a doubt.
hasta la victoria siempre
I don't think that it was a matter of nationality with Che. Sure he was Argentinian, and wanted to see revolution in his home land. But Cuba had been such a big part of his life, he had citizenship there after the revolution. So if I had to choose the one that I thought Che felt more apart of I would have to say both. But I would argue with myself on this one. Che was for the people, regardless of nationality, he wanted to help whomever he could. On this note I would say that Che belonged to the world and he probably felt the same.
he probably would've considered himself an international citizen.
Hey pendejos!!! What kind of question is that!!!!!!!
He was born in El rosario, Argentina!!!
so, he is Argentinian!!! now, Fidel said and put on paper... "cuban is not the one that born in Cuba, cuban is the one that loves and defends cuba...
Ernesto Guevara didnt have an especific country, his country was all latin america.
hasta la victoria siempre...
