Camilo Guevara, son of Che, dies. The revolutionary leader’s son was only four years old when his father was assassinated in Bolivia 55 years ago.
The eldest son of revolutionary leader Che Guevara, Camilo, died from a stroke on a trip to Venezuela.
Born in the early 1960s, he passionately lived his life to preserve Che’s legacy and ensure that his father’s timeless words, as well as actions, are remembered worldwide.
When one looks at him or listens to his words, it becomes clear that Camilo Guevara has always unmistakably been his father’s son. His look hints at how Che’s well-known features would have matured hadn’t he been killed in Bolivia at the young age of 40, during the height of his anti-imperialist efforts.
Despite not having any official title, the vocal activist reiterated that any talks between Washington and Havana can only succeed if the US respects Cuban sovereignty, and take out the remaining obstacles that D.C. itself planted, most notably the economic embargo – the longest in human history -and the US navy occupation of Guantánamo Bay.
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