Photos | Che Guevara and his Supporters in Student Protest
A sea of signs, flags, and banners held by a crowd of over 30 people at a student protest in 2006, led by iconic revolutionary Che Guevara.
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humano est r boy flag dase child student ndad rights hat al puede ser sagunda mexicand defend aci text performance ningun land art document affirmative parade amnistia no full banner sign justice gran marcha workers recreation coalition si es fight el che guevara equality cal borders se struggie free protest de tratamiento crowd
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2006-04-15T10:20:37-07:00
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