Che Rangel Rojas Lago

Che Guevara orders the execution of a Chief of Police broadcast on live TV in 1959—a segment of Che: The Other Side Of The Icon, as described by the victims daughter and granddaughter. Produced and Directed by Agustin Blazquez.

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[barbyland1000]

@EuphanasiaCEO

20,000 is an inflated no. which was published in Bohemia in 1959 or 1960. Stil Batitsta did kill people...no where what Castro has killed and let die!

Lets see some details... since you know about this. And please use proper grammar.

[4Barbudos]

@barbyland1000 "I have yet to find a single credible source pointing to a case where Che executed 'an innocent'. Those persons executed by Guevara or on his orders were condemned for the usual crimes punishable by death at times of war or in its aftermath: desertion, treason or crimes such as rape, torture or murder. I should add that my research spanned five years, and included anti-Castro Cubans among the Cuban-American exile community in Miami and elsewhere."

— Jon Lee Anderson

[EuphanasiaCEO]

im cuben and i know about dis. jus know that Rojas got killed cuz he supported batista. SIMPLE AS THAT! jus because he killed some father from a family doesent mean he was a cold blooded killer. IT IS WHAT IT IS. dont feel bad for the family. Che was a complete human being. U jus have to understand that Batista killed more then 2000 people. but when Che was in the picture, he jus only ordered the deaths of the ones that were wit batista.

[barbyland1000]

Che Guevara declared himself that " A revolutionary must become a cold killing machine motivated by pure hate" And thats exactly what he did... he hated man kind specially the cubans. He had no business in Cuba what so ever! He was a heartless mercenary that Fidel Castro USED to kill our own people. If Nelson Mandela and others want to admire such a COWARD AND KILLER ... so be it!! That tells a lot about the kind of human being they ARE!!!

[barbyland1000]

@4Barbudos

Che spent most of his life, as a "bagamundo" did not even finish his medical career, this was confirmed by the University of medicine where he had attended in Argentina.  He lived off woman, this was told by his ex wife. But, Che Guevara was mostly known for killing thousands at La Cabana Prison, where he would kill men in the middle of the night when they were most vulnerable. Even killed a pregnant woman, and teenagers whose only crime was to love and defend democracy.

[4Barbudos]

"Che’s life is an inspiration for every human being who loves freedom, we will always honor his memory." — Nelson Mandela

"Che is not only an intellectual, he was the most complete human being of our time, our eras most perfect man." — Jean Paul Sartre

CHE:

- Worked in a Leper colony and treated lepers (as seen in the excellent film ‘The Motorcycle Diaries’)

- Removed the Mafia and dictatorship of Batista from Cuba which had killed 20,000 Cubans and tortured thousands more

[condeloppeux]

Lamentable, América Latina está amenazada por el totalitarismo cubano. Chavez, Morales, Correa, Lula, todos hermanicos o chiquitos de Fidel Castro!

[MrReco12]

@barbyland1000

4Barbudos makes an excellent point. These "victims" murdered 20 000 in 7 years.

Che was carrying out justice.

[barbyland1000]

@alen209 Col. Cornelio Rojas was chief of police in Sta. Clara Cuba way before Batista came into power. Both the father and grandfather were Mambi, and fought for Cuba's War of Independence against Spain. No employee of the government need to resign because their president abandone their country. The one that needs to resign is Fidel Castro who has been lashing our island with hate, repression and violation of human rights for 52 years!

[alen209]

If this guy was really for freedom of people of Cuba the he should of resigned from the state during Batista regime.