who kill Ernesto Che Guevara??
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Bolivian Special Forces members killed Guevara.  They also had help with training and tracking him from the C.I.A. and U.S. Army Special Forces...
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Ernesto Guevara  was an Argentine-born physician that became a member of Fidel Castro's paramilitary 26th of July Movement that seized power in Cuba in 1959. He left Cuba in 1965, was captured in Bolivia in a CIA-organized military operation and died at the hands of the Bolivian Army on October 9, 1967.
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That Lee Harvey Oswald was the shooter ???
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hugo chavez\n\n-- he manages to drive bush crazy
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The bastard. Kill him
654996
contact the FBI or CIA or local police or just kill him yourself
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The guy killed thousands of his own people, what else he was expecting?, I think they going to hang him in 30 days..☺
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THE SUICIDAL, HOMICIDAL, GENOCIDAL, DEATH DEFYING MANIAC!!!! SABUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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None...that's absurd to say he has. To my knowledge President Bush has never personally killed anyone.\n\nRemember, Congress has to approve everything he does (at least majority vote). So why just point the finger at Bush? Seriously, it's getting aggravating. All the questions on here always have the same theme.
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According to a reliable source Omar Torrijos dies as a result of a plane accident rather than through murder.\n\nA good extract can be found under the "Panama" section of the Bulletin Board of http://www.hica-world.com
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Hasta la victoria siempre !  Che is one of the greatest men in history! he fought against inequality. He was killed cowardly by the americans, as they use to do, he is a hero, his ideas will never die. VENCEREMOS!
580784
to kill the one that sniched
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SH tried to kill GW's daddy.  That's all there is to it.  \n\n"Don't worry, Daddy!  I'll take care of that big, bad nasty man for you!  I might kill 3500 American soldiers in the process, but I'll get him, Daddy!"
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this guy made a guy, the guy came alive, and killed the guy who made the guy..
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God, you're onto something. Is this our man. Wait: the computer data shows only one person...but this can't be? He's not dead. He's alive. Someone else must have died instead of him....Yes! YES! He killed his twin and took his identity and infiltrated into our HQ. That's how he knew of the operations!\n\nYou're genius.
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Guevara, Che \n \n\n \n(Ernesto Guevara)  (chā gāvä´rä, ārnĕs´tō) , 1928—67, Cuban revolutionary and political leader, b. Argentina. Trained as a physician at the Univ. of Buenos Aires, he took part (1952) in riots against the dictator Juan Perón in Argentina, joined agitators in Bolivia, and worked in a leper colony. In 1953 he went to Guatemala, joined the leftist regime of Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán, and when Arbenz was overthrown (1954) fled to Mexico, where he met Fidel Castro and other Cuban rebels. Guevara became Castro's chief lieutenant soon after the rebel invasion of Cuba in 1956, in which he proved to be a resourceful guerrilla leader. As president of the national bank after the fall (Jan., 1959) of Fulgencio Batista he was instrumental in cutting Cuba's traditional ties with the United States and in directing the flow of trade to the Communist bloc. He served (1961—65) as minister of industry. At heart a revolutionary rather than an administrator, he left Cuba in 1965 to foster revolutionary activity in the Congo and other countries. In 1967, directing an ineffective guerrilla movement in Bolivia, he was wounded, captured, and executed by government troops. Guevara wrote Guerrilla Warfare (1961), Man and Socialism in Cuba (1967), Reminiscences of the Cuban Revolutionary War (1968), and The African Dream (2001), a forthright account of the failed Congo rebellion.\n\nSee his diaries, ed. by R. Scheer (1968) and by D. James (1968); his speeches and writings, ed. by J. Gerassi (1968) and D. Deutschmann (1987); biography by J. L. Anderson (1997); D. James, Che Guevara (1969); M. Ebon, Che: The Making of a Legend (1969); L. J. González and G. A. Sánchez Salazar, The Great Rebel (tr. 1969); R. Harris, Death of a Revolutionary (1970); L. Sauvage, Che Guevara: The Failure of a Revolutionary (1974).  \n\nDo you always listen to your Father? Looks like he was involved with the military...
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Killed his own people...