The Leadership Analysis of Che Guevara and his Personality, includes Cuban revolution, south america, Fidel Castro, death, war, Argentina, Karl Marx, Lenin, hasta la vista, Leader, follower, charismatic leadership, Machiavellian Leadership, success, failure, war strategy, beliefs and conclusion
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Se habla de la famosa Crisis de los misiles ; enfrentamiento entre Cuba y EEUU.
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4. • Che was born June 14th
, 1928 to Ernesto Guevara Lynch
and Celia de la Serna y Llosa in Rosario, Argentina.
• He was the oldest of 5 children. During his childhood and
throughout his life he suffered intense bouts of asthma.
• He was a good athlete and played rugby. He read a lot
though his childhood and throughout his life enjoyed
photography. Even as a young boy through his family
and his reading he was know for his radical perspective.
• He was educated as a doctor.
5. His vocation to the revolutionary life started
during his travel in South America.
6. • “Witnessing the widespread poverty, oppression
and disenfranchisement throughout Latin
America, and influenced by his readings of
Marxist literature, Guevara decided that the only
solution for the region’s inequalities was armed
revolution.
• His travels and readings also led him to view
Latin America not as a group of separate nations
but as a single entity requiring a continent-wide
strategy for liberation. His conception of a
borderless, united Latin-America sharing a
common ‘mestizo' culture was a theme that
would prominently recur during his later
revolutionary activities.”
7.
8. • Che went to Mexico City in 1954 and there in
1955 was introduced to Raul Castro by the
Cuban exiles he had met in Guatemala.
• A few weeks later he was introduced to Fidel
and immediately thought that this was the
visionary revolutionary leader he was looking
for and immediately joined the “26th
of July
Movement” to over throw Fulgencio Batista’s
government in Cuba.
9. • After the
Cuban
Revolution
with Fidel
Castro, he
fought in
other
revolutions
like The
Bolivian
Revolution
where he
was
captured and
killed.
10.
11. • When he died
became an
icon of the
revolution and
an idol for the
1968s
movement.