Thanks for the clarification Kalanki.Despite terrible market-tactics that most of the so called capitalist nations has used against,I always thought "Che" represented the minority of minorities.The forgotten poors and downtroddens that still live in the deep dense forests of amazon.Despite his astronomical acadamic background and his political beliefs that he later embraced I thought he spoke the human side of all.That as a human being is what matters after all. I don't think he was politically ambitious person who sought global dominance.I only disgaree with his endorsement to violance as a means to deliver justice to who were denied justice.Despite that he was an ordinary man who fought for ordinary crowd. The rebels in Nepal cannot be even compared uno-percent to the man who lived his ideals and died with it not for power but for justice. I will never forget what he said to a Bolivian soldier whose army was backed by the CIA operatives before he was gunned down. "Kill me coward!you are just killing a man" Yes Che your ideals for social justice are eternal.They have not killed you not yet.:)