"First we wanted to know the world, we wanted to change it after"
were two in 1951 when they decided to explore the South American continent aboard a Norton 1939, which called it "powerful". One was killed in Bolivia in 1967 by the infamous CIA helped by ignorance of the local peasant population, was Ernesto "Che" Guevara, Alberto Granado another died on March 5, 2011 in the morning as he slept in his home in Havana.
It 's a day of mourning for this blog because the author was born and raised with the myth of the "Che," has been great, loved, hated, rejoiced, wept for that great nation that is Cuba and for the people' U.S. has liberated by the oppressor. Today, another great myth has left us and so are less and less evidence of the revolution that changed the world of youth in the sixties.
Alberto Granado lived in Havana since 1960, when the same who wanted him on the island for its medical expertise. A graduate in pharmacology and in natural sciences, Granado had founded the Medical School of Santiago and dedication was then given to the Cuban medical cause. For those wishing to learn about the life of this great revolutionary, his autobiography can still be found in our libraries: the title "A sedentary gypsy."
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