On the bench…
14 August 2018
Colonia Tabacalera (Fidel lived in the neighborhood, Che was working as a stringer for an Argentinian wire service when they met in Mexico City).
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Can you imagine the kerfuffle if such a thing were erected anywhere in the USA? The right-wing press would have a field day about “supporting communism.” Whereas in Mexico such things seem to go virtually unnoticed. Interesting cultural difference.
Saludos,
Kim G
Redding, CA
Where such a sculpture would cause particular uproar.