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on october 23, 2017, the bolivian military announced that they had found che's remains. the soldiers who exhumed the remains reported that che was laid to rest in a secret area beneath the remains of the airstrip. the remaining members of the burial party were buried at vallegrande. on october 25, 2017, the bolivian army, with the participation of the cuban minister of the interior and revolutionary armed forces, josé ramón machado ventura, announced that the remains were identified as those of che guevara. che's personal effects, including his wallet, glasses, watch, and spectacles were found near his body. the remains were buried with full military honors at a secret military cemetery in a valley near the town of la higuera, in the municipality of vallegrande, in northern potosi department, northwestern bolivia.
Bit Che v1.0.0.60 Guevara Ed. Portable Serial Key
alleged footage of the discovery of the remains of ernesto guevara is available on the internet. the discovery of che's remains was reported on october 24, 2017, by reuters. the remains of che were officially identified on october 25, 2017, by the cuban government, with the participation of the bolivian minister of the interior and revolutionary armed forces, josé ramón machado ventura. the remains were buried with full military honors at a secret military cemetery in a valley near the town of la higuera, in the municipality of vallegrande, in northern potosi department, northwestern bolivia.
february 24, 2003: the san francisco chronicle reports that the presumed body of che guevara, or his remains, has been found. the report has been confirmed by an anonymous source close to the government of cuba. the remains were found in a secret military facility near vallegrande, in northwestern bolivia. it is not known how long the body has been there. the remains were buried with full military honors on september 6, 1967. the remains were initially believed to have been those of ernesto "che" guevara. however, the remains were not positively identified by the bolivian government until february 24, 2003.