Every photo has a story to tell, and the eldest son of Argentine-born Marxist revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara is hoping that photographs taken by his father will give people a fuller view of his life.An exhibit in Tokyo, starting next Wednesday, will showcase for the first time in Japan around 240 photographs taken by Guevara, whose iconic image still emblazons T-shirts and posters half a century after his death in 1967."What is extremely important is (for people) to get to know about the life (of my father), his thoughts and ideals," Camilo, 55, said in a recent interview with Kyodo Ne…READ FULL ARTICLE
