Claim on Guevara’s Remains Is Backed
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Cuba cautiously supported researchers’ claims that they had probably found the remains of Ernesto “Che” Guevara in Bolivia. Bolivian officials have said a team searching near the town of Vallegrande, 300 miles southeast of La Paz, had found what were “very probably” Guevara’s bones. Guevara, an Argentine-born doctor, fought in the 1959 Cuban revolution. He was killed by Bolivian troops in October 1967 while leading an abortive uprising in Bolivia.
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