Castro and Guevara face to face

The Cuban Revolution united Fidel Castro and Che Guevara, but different visions for the future divided them.

[Reallil]

Che was not “sent” to Bolivia, Che chose to go there and spread revolution in South America, against Castro’s advice at the time, Che was an adventure seeker and guerilla war General, he was bored in post Revolutionary Cuba, he felt now was the time before he got too old...

[chanchalmondal]

Che was not “sent” to Bolivia, Che chose to go there and spread the revolution in South America, against Castro’s advice at the time.

[johnmurdoch]

The translation sucks..the one guy never says fidel castro can corrupt while che couldnt..what he said was che was rigid and fidel was malleable/willing to change which has an entirely different and less sinister meaning in context.

[jesseleake]

Liam Neeson would make a good Fidel Castro

[dantemiaclub]

Al Jazeera, dont try to manipulate information with your bad translation.

[jewishwhitetiger]

Castro wanted everyone to remember Che!! He loved him and really respect him! After che Death Castro made picture of che seen all over world!!

[Sun-Tzu-]

The US tried to play Castro for a fool, so funny how he played them!

[HEALER]

Che was not "killed", he was cold-blooded murdered by the CIA thugs in Bolivia. He was captured as prisoner and they shot hin inside the cell. Finally, they threw his body in an unknown location to prevent his idolization.

[nithinshankar]

Both Che and Fidel were good friends, and had almost no differences of opinion.
Here Al Jazeera is trying to twist the history to suit it's narrative.
Fidel didn't admit that he was a Marxist before the revolution, simply because that would affect the revolution adversely.
This video is a direct attempt to distort the history and show Fidel Castro as a power hugry politician.
But the truth is both Fidel and Che were revolutionaries who fought against injustice.

[marcosjellousheg]

2:03 although the subtitles say Castro was capable of corruption, the man talking in spanish isnt actually saying that, he is just saying that he would be flexible. Not sure if it was a mistake or on purpose.

[MauriceTramble]

“Something must be done to save humanity! A better world is possible!”
-Fidel Castro

[vladimirlenin]

You can say What you want but Fidel and Che were amazing duo

[TheApaura]

If Castro wasn't a devout Marxist, why did he continue his Marxist vision of Cuba even after the collapse of international Communism?

He had no reason to continue his Marxist-Leninist view, and by the logic that he was an opportunist, he would have switched over to some form of neoliberal state after the Communist collapse.

[muhammadnawaz]

'When a man is able to influence so many people through his example he does not die' Aleida Guevara March

[sagnikmaitra]

It should have been mentioned that Che was murdered by US agents while he was injured. He was tortured and his ribs were broken in. It would only do justice if the full context of his death is presented.

[ANHTUAN_ART]

CHE GUEVARA lives forever in the hearts of those in poverty. CHE is a symbol of struggle, for beauty and social
CHE is the great star in the history of the human world.

[BleasheeVor]

"The US Financed Castro's guerrilla war in cuba"

[gowrishankervel]

Honestly, I always remember Che, Castro and other comrades for their struggles and achievements. Such icons are born always is the truth indeed.

[ernestochavez]

Love and respect for Fidel and Che from India

[sarb]

Che was the most optimistic, selfless dreamer who dreamt to change the world, to make it a better place to live for all. And definitely not a day dreamer. Bcos he dreamt to liberate Cuba and he achieved it. It gave him the confidence to do the same for Bolivia. He dreamt to liberate the whole Latin America. Had he succeeded in Bolivia, he would have done the same for another Latin American country. Had he not died in Bolivia, he would have continued his dream of liberation until his last breath.

The man died but the Legend Che became immortal.