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It is interesting to see how a simple picture of a man can turn into a symbol of revolution and freedom. Also in my surrounding, people wear t-shirts with the head of Chez on their chests. Why is that? It shows people are very sensitive for liking things which they recognize unconsciouss, I think. The picture is so familiar nowadays, that people, even when then don’t know who he is or what he did, will buy a cup, a t-shirt or a postcard with his head on it. What they don’t know is that he himself killed many people for his ideals. History was faithfull to Chez.

(In Cuba they still use the person Chez for communist propaganda; at the 4th of october there was a remembrance of him being death for 40 years and in schools childeren still learn they should fight like Chez: “Good morning! We shall study, grow up and fight like Chez! We shall be like Chez!” )

Bron: A revolutionary afterlife; http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2007/10/08/world/americas/20071008_CHE_AUDIO_GRAPHIC.html#)