A friend of my mom pleaded with Che for the life of his son, who had been in the military, captured by the Communists, and remained in prison after they won.
Che put his hand on the man's shoulder and reassured him that his son would be safe.
Che then had the son executed.
Revolutionary Che Guevara was executed on this day in 1967.
“The life of a single human being is worth more than all the property of the richest man on earth.”
Only ONE WEEK left to register for the 1st International Conference on Palaeogenomics 23-26/6 👀
Deadline: 8th May
There will be amazing ancient DNA talks, posters, and networking opportunities!
Conference program:
https://t.co/C1oNwf0ZpF
Register:
https://t.co/svsN30AGaZ
We also uncover evidence of past hybridization and find that human-driven habitat fragmentation is now causing isolation and genetic drift, highlighting the urgent need for conservation:
https://t.co/H9ZIDyr4tY
Elephant genomes reveal a past of continental connectivity and a future of increasing isolation, via @EurekAlert! @uni_copenhagen https://t.co/4Vbd1v9Yd0
📣 Check out this new paper: a huge effort for the largest terrestrial animal! 🐘🌍🧬
Using 232 high-depth genomes, we can now explore the evolutionary history (and possible future) of elephants in unprecedented detail.
https://t.co/IfymtX7fVq
Led by @PatriciaChrzan
Insights into forest elephants, what makes them their own, unique species, and the real scoop from the man leading the charge! Check out the replay from our Conservation Chat with Dr. Alfred Roca
https://t.co/3pglrBzYua
New research from Al Roca and Yasuko Ishida reveals that nearly half of Oregon’s elk carry a genetic variant that may help them resist chronic wasting disease, which can help slow down the spread of the disease in the state ➡️https://t.co/dUxppb95tA
DOI: https://t.co/9cQIccovZX
Almost half of Oregon elk population carries advantageous genetic variant against chronic wasting disease, study shows https://t.co/vJI01NBMWI via @physorg_com