Argentina Welcomes Che Guevara´s Son and Daughter
Aleida Guevara March, daughter of heroic guerilla Ernesto Che Guevara, referred with deep emotion to her meeting in this country with Hebe de Bonafini, president of the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo organization.

"When you talk to her you realize there is still much to be done in life," said Aleida, pediatrician and restless defender of the work of the Cuban Revolution.

During her brief stay here, she spoke at the Buenos Aires Union of Press Workers´ auditorium, commenting on the current mobilization of the Cuban people against terrorism and for justice. She also gave detailed information on the five Cubans unfairly imprisoned in the US for fighting terrorism, denouncing the US press silence over the case.

In Rosario, her father´s birthplace, officials from the city council told her about a local government project for the opening of a museum or social club honoring Ernesto Che Guevara.

Her visit to Argentina coincided with one by her brother Camilo Guevara March, who is in Altagracia city, Mendoza province, looking for information for the archives of Cuba´s Che Guevara Studies Center, headed by his mother Aleida March.

Aleida Guevara left today for Australia, where she will present the book "Chavez, un hombre que anda por ahi" (Chavez, a Man who is out somewhere), an interview she made to the Venezuelan leader.