With all due respect,I have to disagree with you on this."Che Guevara"wasn't a failure.As most of the world has become a victim of brain-washed new order expounded by the pro-empirialist/pro-capitalist media marketing the image of a man who fought for justice has been badly manipulated. "Che Guevara"didn't represent the modern day corporate crooks and corrupt but ordinary human beings.As much as I disagree with the marxist political philosophy that he embraced to fight injustice,I admire his courage and willingness to speak the truth.Yes,Che Guevara would make an honest politician,I donot have an inch of doubt on that.An external threat that comes from powerful establishments (and neighbors around us)needs a voice like that of dignified Che.Minus communist ideologies and violance that he had to adhare as with no options left,"Che" to me a modern day Christ. Society like ours need not just a violent insurgency for grand political ambitions(rather an illusion)it needs a non-violent social revolution against the class that rules dividing other classes. In the global context,Che would make the most eligible candidate to represent the third world societies as a spokesman.The man who fought for equality and equanimity(like buddha)how could he be the case of a failure.Yes,he is the same Guevara played by Gael Garcia Bernal.