Killing in the Name

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connotation idéologique et politique, et le culte du Che a été parfois relativisé comme un Che Guevara simple « romantisme révolutionnaire adolescent »[192] . À l'inverse, le journaliste Paul Berman critique vivement des films sur Guevara comme The Motorcycle Diaries. Il soutient que le culte moderne du Che occulte les très importantes luttes sociales et politiques qui ont aujourd’hui lieu à Cuba contre la dictature et empêche un meilleur soutien aux dissidents comme Raúl Rivero[196] . L'auteur

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