my grandfather died with che guevara — in bolivia.ew up with this feeling in my family, and this is what the young people have now. this legacy and this force for struggling to get what we want. gabriela's grandfather, she told me, was 0rlando pa ntoja, a guerrilla who fought alongside che in bolivia exactly 50 years ago. he died in the battle in which che was captured. i was interested how gabriela's family connection to the world—famous revolutionary influenced her life as an entrepreneur in today's emerging cuba. do you feel like you are inspired by the sacrifices of your grandfather and his generation, or are you growing away from what they built? in spite of i belong to another generation, of course, i feel inspired by this legacy. he was struggling by what he wanted, and i'm doing the same right now. having died so young, today che guevara is all things to all people, adored and reviled in equal measure around the world for his socialist legacy. but inside cuba his image has assumed almost spiritual significance, ever present in

people really don't know who che guevara was. e picture of che on t—shirts, they like it and they have no idea who he was. to me, che guevara was an assassin and an adventurer. he really had no respect whatsoever for human life. felix rodriguez, in miami. next, in october, 1957, a nuclear reactor in the north of england caught fire. morlaisjohn harris was working at the windscale nuclear plants when things went badly wrong. while the whole world ponders the mighty power of the atom, britain's scientists are proving its secrets to aid the peaceful pursuits of mankind. ijoined in august of 1956 when there was a big boost of recruitment into the not long formed united kingdom atomic energy authority. there were dozens of us joining every day, at least it felt like it. you very much felt that this was the future. britain is making rapid progress in atomic work. at windscale, a new milestone nears completion. it is the first atomic power station to be built anywhere in the world. thursday, 0ctober10th, ‘57. we had a bus run us into wor

this ceremony began with che guevara's old friend raul castro laying a white rose at his tomb.astro in 1967, announcing that che guevara had died. throughout it has been a solemn ceremony, although it has a large presence of schoolchildren — there is an an emphasis on youth when one speaks of che guevara in cuba. they have been repeating the slogan, we will be like che. a key part of the cuban education system. dignitaries, comrades who fought alongside him, members of his family. they all see him as a hero, as an example to youth in cuba and around the world. not everybody sees it that way. his critics see him as a man who was bloodthirsty and cruel. however, saying that here today is sacrilege for these people. they see him simply as a hero. and at 9.30 tonight, will grant looks at what che guevara's legacy has been in cuba — in our world

people really don't know who che guevara was.people saw the picture of che on t—shirts, they like it and they have no idea who he was. to me, he wasn't an assassin but an adventurer. we really have no respect whatsoever for human life. felix rodriguez, in miami. in october 1957, a nuclear reactor in the north of england caught fire. john harris was working at the nuclear plant when things went badly wrong. the old world ponders the atom. britain is aiding the peaceful pursuit. ijoined in august of 1956 when there was a big boost of recruitment into the not long form the united kingdom atomic energy authority. there were dozens of us. at least it felt like it. you very much felt that this was the future. britain is making massive progress in atomics. this is the first atomic power station to be built anywhere in the world. thursday, october ten, 57, i remember somebody saying, look, and you could just see a whisper of some light blue smoke. not much. just a little drifts coming up the top of one of them, reactor number one. someon

at 9:30pm, our correspondent looks at che guevara's legacy in cuba in our world. with mental health, and set up their charity heads together to encourage people to speak out. now they've announced the next phase of their mission — a £2 million investment fund to help improve the nation's mental health through technology. our royal correspondent sarah campbell has finding out more. in the run—up to the london marathon, the younger royals' focus was almost exclusively centred on heads together — the campaign they founded and which aims to improve the nation's mental health. in april, thousands took up the challenge to run the 26 miles and, in doing so, helped to raise awareness of an issue that affects millions of people. this has been an unapologetically personal mission, with the princes opening up in a way they hadn't previously. do you think we've made enough of an impact, or a stepping stone into the schools area at a younger age? i think we are making good progress. so, has it worked? in a high—tech suite in imperial college london, prince william was shown su

by fidel castro in 1967, announcing that che guevara had died. throughout it has been a solemn ceremony, although it has a large presence of schoolchildren — there is an an emphasis on youth when one speaks of che guevara in cuba. they have been repeating the slogan, we will be like che. a key part of the cuban education system. dignitaries, comrades who fought alongside him, members of his family. they all see him as a hero, as an example to youth in cuba and around the world. not everybody sees it that way. his critics see him as a man who was bloodthirsty and cruel. however, saying that here today is sacrilege for these people. they see him simply as a hero. and at 9.30 tonight, will grant looks at what che guevara's legacy has been in cuba — in our world now time for meet the author. peterjames created a detective, roy grace, who leads an army of readers through the routine and mystery of his work. apparently straightforward crimes are not quite what they seem. we care about him, we sympathise with him, we worry on his behalf. the police proc

this ceremony began with che guevara's old friend raul castro laying a white rose at his tomb.astro in 1967, announcing that che guevara had died. throughout it has been a solemn ceremony, although it has a large presence of schoolchildren — there is an emphasis on youth when one speaks of che guevara in cuba. they have been repeating the slogan, "we will be like che". a key part of the cuban education system. dignitaries, comrades who fought alongside him, members of his family. they all see him as a hero, as an example to youth in cuba and around the world. not everybody sees it that way. his critics see him as a man who was bloodthirsty and cruel. however, saying that here today is sacrilege for these people. they see him simply as a hero. we have the sport now. thank you very much. we start with football. germany are on the verge of making it a perfect ten from ten in world cup qualifying as they lead azerbaijan in kaiserslauten. leon goretzka scored the opener after just nine minutes while northern ireland, whatever the result in their match will qualify as one of the bets

and a revolutionary remembered commemorations marking fifty years since the death of che guevara. and in sports after a twenty seven year wait egypt qualify for next year's world cup. poland and denmark also sealed spots at the twenty eight hundred finals in russia. although the diplomatic dispute between turkey and the united states has escalated in the last half hour ankara has suspended visas for u.s. citizens this comes after the u.s. suspended all nonimmigrant visa services at its diplomatic facilities in turkey let's take you straight away to washington d.c. and speak to al-jazeera as dion estabrook this diplomatic dispute developing all the time diane what's behind these decisions. what is behind this is late last week there was a u.s. consulate employees by the name of topo who's who was arrested by the turks by turkish authorities and they claim that he had ties to a turkish cleric who's been living in exile in the u.s. for several several years and that is federal and google and google and according to turkey was behind that attempted coup last summer the turkish governm

they have been repeating a slogan, we will be like che guevara.his family. they will see him as a hero and example to youth in cuba and around the world. not everybody sees it that way. his critics see him as a man who was bloodthirsty and cruel. but saying that here today is sacrilege for these people. they see him simply as a hero. this year the bbc‘s 100 women season is challenging female teams to tackle some of the biggest issues facing women around the world in just five days. the first challenge in silicon valley came to its climax at the computer history museum where four products which aim to shatter the glass ceiling were revealed by their designers. two key members of the team who have created a working prototype of an app called ally, which tracks the dynamics of meetings in the workplace and gives feedback using a tool called natural language processing. nuala mcgovern caught up with them to see how the product works. welcome to the computer history museum here in silicon valley. the day has arrived, the big reveal. we gave a number of

the policy was led by che guevara and consisted of setting up schools in the sierra maestra mountains and hospitals to doand in reality they were tents but the peasants were treated there and taught to read and write wherever possible. the rebel army paid great attention to their relations with them that's how little by little the guerrillas proved efficient against the dictatorship it's also how they won social support because protests were. impelling now these successes fed the development of popular mobilizations in the towns. vera left at the head of the guerrilla collins going to take a central town on the island of santa clara so it was a real street because he had never been there before the very first time he went on to santa clara he applied a military tactic that enabled him to capture the identity from then on but everything fell apart for that it is only in december fifty eight the dictator fled . and the revolution was victorious for years. this is rebel radio from cuba and american free territory. victorious the revolutionaries the liberators from the teesta dictatorship

but unlike ernesto ‘che' guevara, ernesto guevara has taken a different path in life.e company using foreign capital. it is not a new union it has been happy if the yea rs, new union it has been happy if the years, centuries, infact. new union it has been happy if the years, centuries, in fact. he gave us years, centuries, in fact. he gave us read access to join years, centuries, in fact. he gave us read access tojoin him on a city tour of us read access tojoin him on a city tourof in us read access tojoin him on a city tour of in the capital. his company has proven a popular way to see the island. americans by age, we have never been able to come to cuba and now we can and we don't know how long that will last a zero i had to jump long that will last a zero i had to jump into this window. when obama opened up cuba, we thought we should go soon... before it changes. it took us a while and we are here now andl took us a while and we are here now and i have really enjoyed it. despite his name, ernesto guevara ernesto guevara insists he is his own man. i have ernesto guev

periodista: el presidente evo morales encabeza un evento por los 50 aÑos de la muerte del che guevara renuncia de tres de sus ministros el ministro de finanzas, de trabajo y de gobernaciÓn dijeron a la prensa que hubo diÁlogos con el mandatario para disminuir la conflictividad. jimmy morales: esto nos ha generado la posibilidad de poder continuar y voy a seguir trabajando en el ministerio de gobernaciÓn, por el paÍs, reafirmando el compromiso y los principios permitieron estar a cargo desde el primer dÍa de labores. periodista: el presidente argentino se reuniÓ con bono del grupo u2. macri hablÓ sobre la pobreza, la educaciÓn y el caso de santiago maldonado. periodista: bono opinÓ que la pobreza es sexista y que hay que darles mÁs oportunidades a las mujeres. julio: al regresar, "contacto deportivo". ♪ ♪ daniel:arrancamos con la definiciÓn de las eliminatorias. argentina visitÓ ecuador buscando clasificar y lionel messi va a estar a la altura. remontÓ el gol que habÍa anotado ecuador el primer minuto. argentina clasifica de manera directa. colombia y perÚ, la primera emociÓn en la seg

has been 50 years since the death of one of world's most famous revolutionary figures: ernesto ‘che' guevaraary icon, ernesto guevara has inherited much from his father — his strong features, his name and his passion for motorbikes. but unlike ‘che' guevara, ernesto has taken a very different path in life — into tourism. he runs a motorbike tour company, whose only link to che is in the name — poderosa tours — after the famous norton 500 of the motorcycle diaries. translation: this is a private company using foreign capital, working alongside some state—run cuban companies. that is not a new union, it has been happening for years, now, for centuries, in fact. ernesto gave us rare access to join him on a city tour of havana. business is brisk, with cuba receiving record—numbers of visitors, last year. ernesto's company has proven a popular way to see the island. americans my age, we have never been able to come to cuba and now we can and i don't know how long that will last so i thought i had tojump through this window when i could. when 0bama opened up cuba, she said, "we really should go so

edgar hoover was shoot you're only killing a man the apparent last words of che guevara before he was shot dead by cia forces in bolivia on this day nine hundred sixty seven we speak to take of ours brother about the persecution of his family and the adjoining legacy of one of history's most famous revolutionaries all the more coming up in today's going underground but first catalonia in spain is the location of arguably one of the most critical flashpoints of the modern age of twenty tens of thousands of volunteers from fifty three countries went to fight british and american backed fascists in spain the volunteers from britain in the international regain were monitored by the defacto pro franco u.k. spy agency m i five which was supposed to be neutral they were members of the communist party and at that time that was seen by much of the establishment as the main threat to be concerned about so m i five were charged with keeping tabs on anybody really that was a communist and once the spanish civil war broke out obviously they were very concerned because they were stunned simply bein

edgar hoover was shoot you're only killing a man the apparent last words of che guevara before he was shot dead by cia forces in bolivia on this day nine hundred sixty seven we speak to take of ours brother about the persecution of his family and the adjoining legacy of one of history's most famous revolutionaries all the more coming up in today's going underground but first catalonia in spain is the location of arguably one of the most critical flashpoints of the modern age of twenty tens of thousands of volunteers from fifty three countries went to fight british and american backed fascists in spain the volunteers from britain in the international regain were monitored by the defacto pro franco u.k. spy agency m i five which was supposed to be neutral they were members of the communist party and at that time that was seen by much of the establishment as the main threat to be concerned about. m i five were charged with keeping tabs on anybody really that was a communist once the spanish civil war broke out obviously they were very concerned because they were stoned simply being neutr

welcome back its fifty years today since the cia backed assassination of che guevara but you wouldn't know it from demonstrations by the ninety nine percent that continue all around the world to use his image as inspiration for working people of all countries che said as much when he's reputed to have stand his assassin in the face to tell him to shoot because he was only killing a man the implication being that it was impossible to kill his vision for international communism here he is in algeria as the united states was killing maybe up to four million civilians in vietnam giving one of his last speeches before he left to catalyze revolution in bolivia. but i don't really. think you know what it will be a. better world really and i don't think we're ever. there ever be in america. i don't think we're ever been already of but at least you have your number a little bit out of that but i'm going to i'm really. sorry for the. fact that you know everything about delhi belly. and whatever other. than. a. very private sector had already started off. well joining us now from logic time capi

it isn't uncommon to see men and women in our nations capital wearing che guevara t-shirts and the american entertainers like michael moore and intellectuals like norm chomsky praised the castro brothers and hugo chavez. paul hollander spent decades trying to understand why people are attracted to authoritarianism and totalitarianism and why they persist in doing so even today after a century of incredible bloodshed perpetrated by government against their own people. paul hollander was born in 1932 in hungary and fled to the west when the hungarian revolution of 1956 was put down by the soviet forces. he's a well-known american political sociologist, communist studies scholar and nonfiction author. the first book in 1973 was called soviet and american society, a comparison. in 1981, he came out with his probably best known work political pilgrims. the many faces of socialism followed in 1903 into thinking the survival of the university culture, decline and discontent of anti-americanism, critics at home and abroad, postmodern and post-communist the end of commitment, the only superpower ext

welcome back its fifty years today since the cia backed assassination of che guevara but you wouldn't know it from demonstrations by the ninety nine percent that continue all around the world to use his image as inspiration for working people of all countries che said as much when he is reputed to have stand its ass and in the face to tell him to shoot because he was only killing a man the implication being that it was impossible to kill his vision for international communism here he is in algeria as the united states were killing maybe up to four million civilians in vietnam giving one of his last speeches before he left to catalyze revolution in bolivia. that henri. would rather be in. there or whatever we have and i'd. rather take a. good third even learn. i don't i don't think we're ever to already have early very early get here early call out of that for what i've learned i'm very. sorry for that. that got you know everything but barely barely. leading. them for three prime picture every thirty or. forty girls are they still worth their while you're. here you got five well joinin

well countries across latin america have been marking the fiftieth anniversary of the death of che guevara several thousand people have attended a ceremony in the cuban city of santa claus to remember the revolutionary fighter a lot of became known for his role in the cuban revolution of one thousand fifty nine fighting alongside fidel and raul castro they say a new man takes a look at his legacy. perhaps no revolutionary has been as romanticized as a new still divided or change as he was known. the arjun time born dr who fought by the del castro side played a key role in the cuban revolution he then tried to launch marxist uprisings in the congo and then bolivia where he was captured and executed the images taken after his death in which many say he looked like christ only added to his legend as a left wing martyr. the oscar winning film motorcycle diaries was based on his early years. when he was fourteen harry yes joined chair in the fight for revolution in the cuban mountains for the next twelve years he never left his side until he miraculously managed to escape capture during chase f

thousands of cubans have paid tribute to the revolutionary icon che guevara on the fiftieth anniversary of his death crowds filled the streets of santa clara a city where one of the final battle of the cuban revolution more than sixty years ago jay's old friend cuban president fidel castro was in attendance. turkish forces have exchanged fire with attack. the syrian militant group along the turkish syrian border this off to ankara and else that syrian rebels backed by turkish forces would launch an operation in the region turkey's president had warned that his country would not allow quote a terrorist corridor or near its borders. hurricane nate has been downgraded to a tropical storm off to hitting the u.s. gulf coast on sunday morning it touched down in the state of mississippi off shore he's in southern states have ordered evacuations in coastal areas often they killed thousands of people in central america. german chancellor angela merkel is facing some potentially difficult talks today she has been meeting with the head of her cd use the very and sister party to see su to try to ag

thousands of cubans are very drippy to the revolutionary icon che guevara on the fiftieth anniversary of his death crowds filled the streets of santa clara a city where grove one your final battle of the cuban revolution more than sixty years ago che's old friend cuban president raul castro was in attendance. hurricane innate has been downgraded to a tropical storm off to hitting the u.s. gulf coast on sunday morning it touched down in the state of mississippi well forty's in southern states states have ordered evacuations in coastal areas often eight killed dozens of people in central america. sports news now and in formula one the japanese grown prey has provided the setting for a crucial showdown between lewis hamilton and sebastian fettle now how martin started the race thirty four points ahead effect with just four races left after this weekend's action the ferrari driver needed a big performance to have a chance over a candle and his title hopes. the locals gave sebastian fattal a warm welcome on race day and another german world champion footballer lukas podolski was on hand to

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the believe in dari by a nest of che guevara entry one three hundred thirty six days before chez death. but hey. i'm not it hi ya. hit. and. run. in one nine hundred sixty six and that's the ticket already famous worldwide covertly comes to bolivia to incite. war two freddy has revolutionary experience under his belt and habits he keeps a diary in which she describes the rebels every day life in detail. there's a real young. seven killed fourteen taken captive alive and intact on the phone. unfortunately we didn't manage to get hold of any provisions that we took a manger in the camps and prison being that. it's. getting. better so. there you. have better. then. you know it but. yeah. are you ok ok i. got. it in. in the bolivian forest says you know it's the army of national liberation in which cubans peruvians argentinians and even the german women fight alongside. a local peasants who join the guerrillas is an indian. only. in the middle of a heavy rainfalls three new recruits appear that benjamin won't be oh. good i'll leave it as his own problems all. know if i don't know the. sour

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our countries across latin america have been marking the fiftieth anniversary of the death of che guevara several thousand people have attended a ceremony in the cuban city of santa clara to remember the revolutionary fighter give ira became known for his role in the cuban revolution of one nine hundred fifty nine fighting alongside fidel and raul castro you see in human takes up takes a look at his legacy. perhaps no revolutionary has been as romanticized as it needs to give or change as he was known. the arjun timeworn dr who fought by fidel castro's side played a key role in the cuban revolution he then tried to launch marxist uprisings in the congo and then bolivia where he was captured and executed the images taken after his death in which many say he looked like christ only added to his legend as a left wing martyr. the oscar winning film motorcycle diaries was based on his early years. when he was fourteen harry yes joined chair in the fight for revolution in the cuban mountains for the next twelve years he never left his side until he miraculously managed to escape capture during

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years of after his death thousands rally across latin america to remember a revolutionary icon che guevara. thanks for joining us united states and turkey have imposed visa restrictions on each other in an escalating diplomatic dispute over the arrest of a u.s. consulate worker in istanbul he's accused of links to the u.s. base clerical turkey claims was the mastermind of last year's failed coup dan estabrook reports from washington. the u.s. fired off the first volley in the diplomatic dispute on sunday issuing a statement saying it was suspending all nonimmigrant visa services at diplomatic facilities across turkey by the end of the day the turkish embassy responded in kind to the u.s. the visa suspension war started just days after turkish authorities arrested a u.s. consulate employees.

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monday marks the fiftieth anniversary of revolutionary icon che guevara's death his image has become a symbol of struggle all over the world the iconic chait poster is one of the best known portraits of the twentieth century a warning the walls of students and freedom fighters across the globe the images also are printed on everything from t. shirts to backpacks to earrings but now the man behind the portrait wants it back. this my friend is the original artwork it's stored away so i took it especially parts of the. service. bus from one nine hundred sixty. but in those i grandly announce that i was making december copyright free because i really believe this should be used for revolutionary purposes so i still do write what i dislike is the cross commercialization of those who use it for demonstrations or for you know standing up for human rights or whatever you like it's not to be used for cigarette packs like initially in france and germany i hate that kind of commercial you see job i've no problem with some t. shirts or some cuban doing. so i couldn't care less. i want to do if w

familiar, it'sry been slapped on every tourist contraption possible and che guevara would be rollingn his grave to know that his icon has become a capitalist icon. this photo was taken on march 5, 1916 in havana, when he was attending a funeral for victims of the explosion of a french cargo ship just a few days earlier. wasman who took this photo a fervent, this revolutionary. he only taken two photos of che that day, including this one, which went on to become world-famous. explains he never demanded copyright of until 2000, when the image was going to be used by vodka company. he took them the coroner entered $50,000, and he donated that money to the cuban medical system. he has never earned a penny from the photo. genie: we have paris without cars a few weeks ago. yesterday we had paris without clothes. famed ranges.s's activity day to raise awareness and defend their hopes of a nudist complex in paris. not afar, a barbershop, games, singing classes, and a knitting workshop conducted in the nude in the hopes of d dramatizing nudity. welcoming nature man: today, i'm going to talk a

the apparent last words of che guevara before he was shot dead by cia forces in bolivia on this day nine hundred sixty seven we speak the same.

wellll t this entry off to e deaths if a nest of che guevara cuba house been paying hommage to a man who remains something. of a divisive figure. of many give already that played a big role in the cuban revolution was nothing short hero for all those he was a mass murderer he doesn't deserve to be on that. and in gates which reports. nta after his death cubans gathered to remember kyi give mara. around seventy thousand people were present for the ceremony theevolutionaries mausoleum in santa clara. ralph custer and other important figures in the communist governments tende. and many more watch the event on state television. well i think i see chose a moral giant's he grows by the day. whose image strength and influence has grown throughout the world. well what clock you staying true to his legacy on to fidel. it sets in that cuba will not make any concessions to a sovereign state or independence when i mean different things you know. the argentinian became an adopted son of cuba after he helped overthrow dictator fulgencio battista in nineteen fifty eight. bringing fidel castro to po

still to come, 50 years after che guevara, his son is taking tourists on a trip that may surprise youtonight, we go along for the ride. more than six weeks after violence in myanmar, more than half a million muslims fled the country, many making their way to bangladesh. at least 12 people died when their boat capsized as they were making that journey. up to 100 people on board, many children. rescuers are still searching for survivors. united nations refugee agency says people are taking huge risks to flee the violence. from akhbarcomes hussein and it may contain images you may find disturbing. reporter: finally, they met their tragic end. bangladesh police and border security found the dead bodies when they were washed to the shore. the boat was carrying up to 60 passengers. the overcrowded boat capsized because of strong wind with high waves. muslims had to wait 10 days at the shore before journeying to bangladesh. a 30-year-old is the only survivor of his family. >> we were seven. my three kids, wife, father-in-law, my mother and me. all my family members died. we all had difficult

casualties countries across latin america have been marking the fiftieth anniversary of the death of che guevara several thousand people have attended a ceremony in the cuban city of santa clara to remember the revolutionary fighter guevara became known for his role in the cuban revolution of one thousand nine hundred eighty nine fighting alongside fidel and raul castro. to the u.s. now and up to two hundred fifty millimeters of rain is expected in a sage of north carolina as tropical storm nate's moves across the country more than one hundred thousand people were left without power after the hurricane hit the gulf coast work is continuing to restore electricity to the worst affected say serve mississippi alabama and louisiana. staying in the us hollywood film producer harvey weinstein has been fired from the studio he co-founded weinstein had taken a leave of absence after a new york times report on fair is a listing allegations of sexual harassment and weinstein company's board of directors says it fired the film director after new undisclosed information about his conduct. now some of the big