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Ernesto went to medical school for three years but then left. After he returned from his motorcycle trip, he finished medical school in 1953 at the University of Buenos Aires. Because of what he learned in school he was able to treat his asthma. On his trip he realized the inequalities and decided he wanted to focus his social medicine. He believed the the health and well being of individuals was a human right. He spoke out about his ideas and tried to get Cuba to improve their social work for the people of their country.

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This is a famous picture of Ernesto that many Cubans praised for his efforts to better Cuba.

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Che Guevara was executed by the Bolivian Army on October 9, 1967. He was 39 years old. He was captured by Bolivian forces on October 8, and was executed the following day. His hands were cut off as proof of his death and his body was buried in an unmarked grave. His remains were found in 1997 and were reburied in Cuba.

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Guevara saw the exploitation of mine workers in the Chilean town of Chuquicamata, that was run by an American company. He saw that the miners were ruining their health, to receive little to nothing in return. In Peru, Ernesto saw that the indigenous people were treated like they were second-class citizens.

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He joined Fidel Castro to overthrow the Batista government in Cuba. He led guerrilla troops and served as a military advisor to Fidel Castro. Once Fidel became the Prime Minister of Cuba, Che was in charge of La Cabaña Fortress prison were there was thought to be 144 executions  on Guevara’s extra-judicial orders.

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Che on his trip fixing his bike

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In 1952, the workers were used for the benefit of other countries. For example, when Ernesto saw the mine workers in Chile, they were working for a company from the United States, not Chile.

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La Cabaña Fortress prison

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In South America today, there are inequalities that affect the lives of many people. Depending on what class you are greatly affects what lifestyle a person will have. The working class not only is payed little but also has a hard time getting the resources necessary. Because of this poverty levels are growing.