• Tomo
• 1. Escritos y cartas
• tomo
• 2. Discursos (1959-1960)
• tomo
• 3. Discursos y entrevistas (1961)
• tomo
• 4. Discursos (1962-1963)

• Publisher's Note; Biographical note; Chronology of the Cuban Revolutionary War; Map; Editor's Preface; Foreword; Diary of a Combatant; Appendices; Documents from the Sierra Maestra; Documents from the campaign in Las Villas; Glossary.

Che Guevara's original, unpublished diaries from the guerrilla war in Cuba's Sierra Maestra.

• Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Editor's Note; Ernesto Che Guevara; Chronology; Maps; Preface; A Necessary Introduction; The Bolivian Diary; November 1966; December 1966; January 1967; February 1967; March 1967; April 1967; May 1967; June 1967; July 1967; August 1967; September 1967; October 1967; Appendices; Instructions to Urban Cadres; Communiqué No.
• 1 to the Bolivian People; Communiqué No.
• 2 to the Bolivian People; Communiqué No.
• 3 to the Bolivian People; Communiqué No.
• 4 to the Bolivian People; Communiqué No.
• 5 to the Bolivian Miners; Glossary.

Che's account of the fateful Bolivia guerrilla mission - the basis of Part Two of Stephen Soderbergh's biopic about Che.

Annotation This title features letters Che wrote to his parents and new imagery by Che's son where he retraces his father's iconic and ultimately tragic footsteps. From his first meeting with Fidel Castro to his witnessing of the US-inspired Guatemalan coup, this book reveals the emergence and politicisation of a revolutionary icon.

Director Steven Soderbergh has based his two-part movie "Che" (Part 1: The Argentine and Part 2: Guerrilla) on two classic diaries written by Che Guevara: Reminiscences of the Cuban Revolutionary War (an account of the guerrilla movement led by Fidel Castro that overthrew the Batista dictatorship in 1959) and Bolivian Diary (Che's famous, unfinished diary discovered in his backpack when he was captured and killed in Bolivia in October 1967). Che: The Diaries of Ernesto Che Guevara includes a selection from each book, showing the young Argentine's evolution from the wide-eyed medical student of the Motorcycle Diaries-era to the revolutionary hero the world knows as Che.

La mejor de las obras dramáticas de Chavero es Los amores de Alarcón, deliciosa y, en más de un sentido, moderna. Su punto culminante es la representación de La verdad sospechosa de Juan Ruiz de Alarcón en Madrid. Antes de llegar a ese momento, el heroico indiano afronta múltiples pruebas, entre intrigas y befas de quienes lo envidian, y el amor incondicional de la comediante Jerónima de Burgos. El reparto de la obra está integrado, entre otros, por el conde de Villamediana, Francisco de Quevedo y Luis Vélez de Guevara.