Retired Bolivian Gen. Gary Prado Salmon, who in October 1967 captured Ernesto "Che" Guevara, said that the leadership of the Cuban communist party sent the iconic Argentine-Cuban guerrilla leader "to die in Bolivia" because they didn't want to put up with him any longer. "After so many years, what has come out is that ultimately they sent Che here to die. Related Image Expand / CollapseA captain at the time, Prado on Oct. 8, 1967, commanded the army patrol that wounded and captured Che in southeastern Bolivia. CBS: GO SEE ‘FAMED REVOLUTIONARY CHE GUEVARA’ BEFORE U.S. But he says that "In my life, I did more important things than capture Che Guevara."

Source: Fox News June 12, 2017 13:24 UTC