Looks like a wardrobe malfunction! Ugh...

i could stand being more educated to your view. cuba in my limtied grasp seems to be an incredible culture in of itself. at least he kept the gringo from making it puerto rico.
no mater.

y chavez que onda.

so he looks like an ape, so does 'w'.

changoismo, for everyone.

scribe,

If you think Cuba seems to be an incredible culture now, you should have seen it before castro destroyed it.

And seriously, can we dispense with the "he looks like a monkey" thing. This aint the first grade anymore.

That picture will be stolen without shame and posted in my blog.

Hold your lunches indeed.

Wonder if he got the shirt on CafePress?

Hola from the son of a Cuban immigrant on the west coast. You've got a great site, I'll add you to our site, if you don't mind.

Bueno, con razon a Chavez le llaman "la primera dama de Cuba". This is like "monkey see monkey do" The same as Castro. Both these clound have made south Floria the hottes Real State place in U.S. Thay both deserve the el trofeo

How come there isnt a revolt in cuba to overthrow him? I mean hes like a hundred how hard could it be?

Why are dictators of the left not scorned in the same way as those of the right? Was General Pinochet in his 17 years in power, less cruel or less bloody than Fidel Castro has been in his four decades ruling Cuba? Che is idolized by many when all he did was murder the innocent!

Manny has a point. It's incredible how easy is to condem people like Pinochet but nobody says anything about Fidel. The worst part is that every president in Latinamerica must invite Castro to their inauguration ceremony, in order to get a shower of anti americanism. Sad, very sad indee.

Great picture of the putrid petrocrat!

Me encantó eso de "prolific-through-idiocy Che shirt", realmente me dá una tristeza ver a la gente rayando esa imagen del ché a estas alturas del partido.

No me quedó claró si las ventas son a la gente que escapa de Venezuela hacia Miami, o de los nuevos políticos corruptos que estan "armando" su vida allá.

i have been logging on to this blog almost obsessesively since i found it.the blog on che is what hit the spot. so yeaterday at work, a young man was standing outside my shop and he was wearing a che t-shirt. i was furious and wanted to verbally attack him, but i had a client sitting in my chair and didnt want to cause a scene.Next time though i promised myself i would not let that happen again. i would love some words of wisdom on the subject, im not into shouting or using foul language to get my point across, i would preffer to come across as a better person than the one wearing che on his chest. Any advice?