El club del idioma español - THÀNH LẬP TEDC (CÂU LẠC BỘ TIẾNG TÂY BAN NHA) (trang 2) - CHỦ NHẬT NGÀY

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để mấy hôm ngồi rảnh sẽ tìm download trọn bộ, hì , quả này làm ăn được đây ..
HoW cOulD Y b3 wYtH ioU ??

để mấy hôm ngồi rảnh sẽ tìm download trọn bộ, hì , quả này làm ăn được đây ..
HoW cOulD Y b3 wYtH ioU ??

Mình muốn đọc về Che guevara!lên google search được mỗi http://www.ilcircolino.it/che/index.htm
nhưng mà trang này của Cuba tiếng Portugese! ,bác nào biêt trang nào tiếng anh hay tiếng việt mách hộ cái.Hoặc bác nào gỏi tiếng Tây ban nha dịch cho bà con cùng đọc

Mình muốn đọc về Che guevara!lên google search được mỗi http://www.ilcircolino.it/che/index.htm
nhưng mà trang này của Cuba tiếng Portugese! ,bác nào biêt trang nào tiếng anh hay tiếng việt mách hộ cái.Hoặc bác nào gỏi tiếng Tây ban nha dịch cho bà con cùng đọc

thông báo là đã có đủ bộ pimsleur 1,2 ai có nhu cầu liên hệ nhá .. tổng cộng là khoảng 700MB..
HoW cOulD Y b3 wYtH ioU ??

thông báo là đã có đủ bộ pimsleur 1,2 ai có nhu cầu liên hệ nhá .. tổng cộng là khoảng 700MB..
HoW cOulD Y b3 wYtH ioU ??

Bác này tìm kiểu gì thế, tôi lên search ra cả lố, đưa tạm cái link này bác xài thử, tiếng Anh, lưu ý là Cuba dùng tiếng TBN ko phải BĐN..
www.che-lives.com
Đầu trang có ảnh của Che và dòng chữ Hasta la victoria siempre
HoW cOulD Y b3 wYtH ioU ??

Bác này tìm kiểu gì thế, tôi lên search ra cả lố, đưa tạm cái link này bác xài thử, tiếng Anh, lưu ý là Cuba dùng tiếng TBN ko phải BĐN..
www.che-lives.com
Đầu trang có ảnh của Che và dòng chữ Hasta la victoria siempre
HoW cOulD Y b3 wYtH ioU ??

Gomennasai ! xin lỗi tìm ko kỹ , quả là có nhiều thật, đang đọc
National Security Archive Electronic Briefing Book No. 5
The Death of Che Guevara: Declassified
by Peter Kornbluh
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On October 9th, 1967, Ernesto "Che" Guevara was put to death by Bolivian soldiers, trained, equipped and guided by U.S. Green Beret and CIA operatives. His execution remains a historic and controversial event; and thirty years later, the circumstances of his guerrilla foray into Bolivia, his capture, killing, and burial are still the subject of intense public interest and discussion around the world.
As part of the thirtieth anniversary of the death of Che Guevara, the National Security Archive''s Cuba Documentation Project is posting a selection of key CIA, State Department, and Pentagon documentation relating to Guevara and his death. This electronic documents book is compiled from declassified records obtained by the National Security Archive, and by authors of two new books on Guevara: Jorge Castañeda''s Compañero: The Life and Death of Che Guevara (Knopf), and Henry Butterfield Ryan''s The Fall of Che Guevara (Oxford University Press). The selected documents, presented in order of the events they depict, provide only a partial picture of U.S. intelligence and military assessments, reports and extensive operations to track and "destroy" Che Guevara''s guerrillas in Bolivia; thousands of CIA and military records on Guevara remain classified. But they do offer significant and valuable information on the high-level U.S. interest in tracking his revolutionary activities, and U.S. and Bolivian actions leading up to his death.
CIA, The Fall of Che Guevara and the Changing Face of the Cuban Revolution, October 18, 1965: This intelligence memorandum, written by a young CIA analyst, Brian Latell, presents an assessment that Guevara''s preeminence as a leader of the Cuban revolution has waned, and his internal and international policies have been abandoned. In domestic policy, his economic strategy of rapid industrialization has "brought the economy to its lowest point since Castro came to power," the paper argues. In foreign policy, he "never wavered from his firm revolutionary stand, even as other Cuban leaders began to devote most of their attention to the internal problems of the revolution." With Guevara no longer in Cuba, the CIA''s assessment concludes, "there is no doubt that Castro''s more cautious position on exporting revolution, as well as his different economic approach, led to Che''s downfall."
U.S. Army, Memorandum of Understanding Concerning the Activation, Organization and Training of the 2d Battalion - Bolivian Army, April 28, 1967: This memorandum of understanding, written by the head of the U.S. MILGP (Military Group) in Bolivia and signed by the commander of the Bolivian armed forces, created the Second Ranger Battalion to pursue Che Guevara''s guerrilla band. The agreement specifies the mission of a sixteen-member Green Beret team of U.S. special forces, drawn from the 8th Special Forces division of the U.S. Army Forces at Southcom in Panama, to "produce a rapid reaction force capable of counterinsurgency operations and skilled to the degree that four months of intensive training can be absorbed by the personnel presented by the Bolivian Armed Forces." In October, the 2nd Battalion, aided by U.S. military and CIA personnel, did engage and capture Che Guevara''s small band of rebels
White House Memorandum, May 11, 1967: This short memo to President Lyndon Johnson records U.S. efforts to track Guevara''s movements, and keep the President informed of his whereabouts. Written by presidential advisor, Walt Rostow, the memo reports that Guevara may be "operational" and not dead as the CIA apparently believed after his disappearance from Cuba
CIA, Intelligence Information Cable, October 17, 1967: This CIA cable summarizes intelligence, gathered from September 1966 through June 1967, on the disagreement between the Soviet Union and Cuba over Che Guevara''s mission to Bolivia. The cable provides specific information on Leonid Brezhnev''s objections to "the dispatch of Ernesto Che Guevara to Bolivia" and Brezhnev''s decision to send the Soviet Premier Aleksey Kosygin''s visit to Cuba in June, 1967 to discuss the Kremlin''s opposition with Castro. CIA sources reported that Kosygin accused Castro of "harming the communist cause through his sponsorship of guerrilla activity...and through providing support to various anti-government groups, which although they claimed to be ''socialist'' or communist, were engaged in disputes with the ''legitimate'' Latin American communist parties...favored by the USSR." In replying Castro stated that Cuba would support the "right of every Latin American to contribute to the liberation of his country." Castro also "accused the USSR of having turned its back upon its own revolutionary tra***ion and of having moved to a point where it would refuse *****pport any revolutionary movement unless the actions of the latter contributed to the achievement of Soviet objectives...."
White House Memorandum, October 9, 1967: Walt Rostow reports in this memorandum to President Johnson that unconfirmed information suggests that the Bolivian battalion--"the one we have been training"--"got Che Guevara."
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