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Birth in Rosario
· Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina
Guevara was born in Rosario, Argentina. His legal birth certificate recorded 14 June 1928; the article presents 14 May as his birth date.
Medical studies at the University of Buenos Aires
· University of Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina
He began medical studies at the University of Buenos Aires.
Solo northern Argentina expedition
· Northern Argentina, Argentina
He made a long solo bicycle journey through rural northern Argentina. Coordinate is a representative point for the broad region documented by the source.
South American motorcycle journey
· South America
He undertook a nine-month continental motorcycle journey with Alberto Granado. Coordinate is representative of the continent-wide journey.
Visit to Chuquicamata copper mine
· Chuquicamata, Antofagasta Region, Chile
During the motorcycle journey, he encountered miners at Chuquicamata in Chile. The source establishes the visit within the 1952 journey but does not provide a more precise date.
Volunteer work at San Pablo leper colony
· San Pablo Leper Colony, Loreto, Peru
He and Granado aimed to volunteer at the San Pablo leper colony on the Amazon River. Coordinates are approximate for the historical leper-colony site.
Medical degree in Buenos Aires
· University of Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina
He returned to Argentina and received his medical degree. The source names Argentina rather than the conferral venue; the university coordinate reflects his documented alma mater.
Arrival in Guatemala
· Guatemala, Guatemala
He arrived in Guatemala during the Árbenz government and chose to make his home there. The source does not identify an arrival settlement; coordinate represents Guatemala.
Letter from San José
· San José, Costa Rica
While travelling toward Guatemala, he sent his aunt an update from San José.
Political activity in Guatemala City
· Guatemala City, Guatemala
He sought out Hilda Gadea and made contact with Cuban exiles in Guatemala City. The article places this activity during his 1953–1954 Guatemala residence without a more precise date.
Arrival and medical work in Mexico City
· Mexico City, Mexico
He arrived in Mexico City and worked in medical institutions there.
Marriage to Hilda Gadea in Mexico
· Mexico, Mexico
He married Hilda Gadea while preparing to support the Cuban revolutionary project. The source identifies Mexico but not the ceremony locality; coordinate is representative of the country.
Departure aboard Granma
· Tuxpan, Veracruz, Mexico
He boarded the Granma with the expeditionary force departing from Tuxpan for Cuba.
Granma voyage in the Caribbean Sea
· Caribbean Sea
He sailed with the Granma expedition from Mexico toward Cuba. Coordinate is a representative offshore position on the documented Mexico-to-Cuba voyage.
Landing at Playa Las Coloradas
· Playa Las Coloradas, Niquero, Granma, Cuba
He landed in Cuba with the Granma expedition. Guevara is explicitly identified among the expeditioners in the same source.
March to Alegría de Pío
· Alegría de Pío, Niquero, Granma, Cuba
After the landing, Guevara described reaching Alegría de Pío with the rebel column. Coordinates are approximate for the Alegría de Pío battle area.
Guerrilla base in the Sierra Maestra
· Sierra Maestra, Cuba
He lived among subsistence farmers while the surviving rebel force rebuilt in the Sierra Maestra. The source places this during the early guerrilla campaign; 1957 is the supported year-level chronology.
Radio Rebelde formation
· Sierra Maestra, Cuba
He helped create Radio Rebelde during the insurgency. The source does not state a station-site coordinate; representative coordinate is in the Sierra Maestra guerrilla zone.
Battle of Las Mercedes
· Las Mercedes, Sierra Maestra, Cuba
He used his column in the Battle of Las Mercedes to halt a government force attempting to encircle Castro's forces. Coordinates are approximate for the battle area.
Arrival at Santa Clara University
· Marta Abreu Central University of Las Villas, Santa Clara, Cuba
His column reached the university on Santa Clara's outskirts at the opening of the battle for the city. University coordinate is a defensible site coordinate for the source's 'city's university'.
Battle of Santa Clara
· Santa Clara, Villa Clara, Cuba
He commanded rebel forces in the decisive capture of Santa Clara. Presence is established by the contemporaneous image caption; the battle ran from 28 December 1958 to 1 January 1959.
Command at La Cabaña Fortress
· La Cabaña Fortress, Havana, Cuba
He became commander of La Cabaña Fortress prison and reviewed appeals in revolutionary tribunals. Card date is month precision; the source specifies service from 2 January through 12 June 1959.
Meeting with Sukarno in Jakarta
· Jakarta, Indonesia
On his diplomatic tour, he met Indonesian president Sukarno to discuss Indonesia's revolution and establish trade relations. The source places this visit on the 1959 diplomatic tour but gives no narrower date.
Recovery and planning at Tarará
· Tarará, Havana, Cuba
He lived at a Tarará villa, recovered from asthma, and organized a planning group for Cuba's future development.
Entry into Havana
· Havana, Cuba
He entered Havana to take control of the capital after the collapse of Batista's government.
Marriage ceremony at La Cabaña
· La Cabaña Fortress, Havana, Cuba
He married Aleida March; the civil ceremony took place at La Cabaña Fortress.
Trade negotiations in Japan
· Japan
He participated in negotiations to expand Cuban trade relations during a stay in Japan. The source does not identify a city; coordinate is representative of Japan.
Visit to Hiroshima
· Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, Hiroshima, Japan
During his Japan visit, he went to Hiroshima and the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. Month follows the documented 15–27 July 1959 stay in Japan.
Walk through Red Square
· Red Square, Moscow, Soviet Union
He was photographed walking through Red Square during a visit to Moscow. Presence is established by the image caption.
United Nations address
· United Nations Headquarters, New York City, New York, United States
As head of Cuba's delegation, he delivered an address at the United Nations in New York.
Departure from New York for world tour
· New York City, New York, United States
He left New York for Paris and began a three-month tour spanning Asia, Africa, and Europe.
Clandestine stay in Dar es Salaam
· Cuban Embassy, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
After the Congo failure, he spent part of the following six months clandestinely at the Cuban embassy in Dar es Salaam. The six-month period began after his 20 November 1965 departure from Congo; coordinate is approximate for the embassy area.
Congo base camp near Fizi
· Fizi, South Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo
He operated from a mountain base camp near Fizi on Lake Tanganyika during the Congo campaign. Coordinates are representative of Fizi; the source locates the base in nearby mountains.
Meetings with African liberation leaders
· Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
He met leaders of African liberation movements in Dar es Salaam before the Congo expedition. Presence is established by the dated attribution accompanying Guevara's statement.
Saint Patrick's Day in Limerick
· Limerick, Ireland
He celebrated Saint Patrick's Day in Limerick while travelling in Ireland. Saint Patrick's Day fixes the date as 17 March; the tour begun in December 1964 is described as lasting three months.
Arrival for Congo expedition
· Democratic Republic of the Congo
He arrived in Congo with Cuban expeditionaries to support the Simba movement. The source does not identify the arrival locality; coordinate is representative of the country.
Clandestine stay near Prague
· Ládví, Prague, Czechoslovakia
He lived clandestinely in a Cuban safehouse in Ládví near Prague after the Congo expedition. The source does not assign dates to each of the two stays; 1966 reflects the later portion of the six-month post-Congo interval.
Secret return to Cuba
· Cuba
He secretly returned to Cuba to see Fidel Castro and his family before departing for Bolivia. The source does not identify the Cuban locality; coordinate is representative of Cuba.
First base camp at Ñancahuazú
· Ñancahuazú, Santa Cruz, Bolivia
Three days after arriving in La Paz, he left for the rural southeast, where his first Bolivian base camp was located in the Ñancahuazú region. Coordinates are approximate for the remote Ñancahuazú area.
Secret arrival in La Paz
· La Paz, Bolivia
Disguised under a false name, he arrived in La Paz to begin the Bolivian insurgency.
Guerrilla operations in the Camiri region
· Camiri region, Santa Cruz, Bolivia
His force operated against Bolivian army regulars in the mountainous Camiri region during early 1967. Coordinate is representative of the documented mountainous Camiri region.
Capture in the Yuro ravine
· Yuro Ravine, Santa Cruz, Bolivia
Bolivian forces surrounded Guevara's guerrilla encampment; he was wounded and taken prisoner while leading a detachment. Coordinates are approximate for the Yuro ravine battle area.
Detention at La Higuera schoolhouse
· La Higuera, Santa Cruz, Bolivia
After capture, he was taken to a mud schoolhouse in La Higuera and held overnight.
Execution at La Higuera
· La Higuera, Santa Cruz, Bolivia
He was executed by Sergeant Mario Terán in the La Higuera schoolhouse after capture. The article's infobox identifies La Higuera as his death place; the execution account follows his documented detention in its schoolhouse.