The Argentine-born revolutionary leader challenges youth of Cuba and the world to study, to work, to become disciplined. To join the front lines of struggles, small and large. To politicize themselves and the work of their organizations. To become a different kind of human being as they strive with working people of all lands to transform the world. Also available in Spanish (ISBN: 9780873489133) and Greek (ISBN: 9789608821415). “He speaks as an equal with the youth of Cuba and the world as he challenges them to work, become disciplined, and join in the struggle for justice at home and abroad.” —Midwest Book Review “Revivified to an extent that even the best biographies rarely achieve... [Che] challenges his audience to study, work, and to join the front lines of struggles. His public, the youth of Cuba, is also the world at large.... [A]ny sizable library serving Spanish-speaking young adults should include [Che Guevara habla a la juventud, Spanish edition of Che Guevara Talks to Young People.” —Críticas review of the Spanish edition. Ernesto Che Guevara (1928–1967) was an Argentine-born central leader of the Cuban Revolution. Guevara was a Rebel Army commander during Cuba’s 1956–58 revolutionary war; held central responsibilities in revolutionary government, including minister of industry and president of the National Bank; led volunteer internationalist columns in Congo 1965, Bolivia 1966–67; wounded, captured, and murdered by Bolivian army in CIA-organized operation. His writings published by Pathfinder Press include: Che Guevara Talks to Young People (2000) Episodes of the Cuban Revolutionary War 1956–58 (1996) Bolivian Diary (1994) “On the Concept of Value: A Reply to Albert Mora” and “The Meaning of Socialist Planning: A Reply to Charles Bettelheim,” both in New International no. 8 (1991) Che Guevara Speaks (1967) Other Contributor: Mary-Alice Waters (1942– ), a member of the Socialist Workers Party National Committee since 1967, is president of Pathfinder Press and editor of New International magazine. She joined the Young Socialist Alliance in 1962 and Socialist Workers Party in 1964. She has helped lead the SWP’s work nationally and internationally, especially in defense of the Cuban Revolution as well as the fight for women’s liberation. Waters was YSA national secretary, then chairperson (1967–68). She covered the 1968 student-labor uprising in France for the Militant and edited that working-class newsweekly from 1969 through the early 1970s. She has edited more than thirty-five books on the Cuban Revolution as well as more than a dozen other titles. Waters has spoken in the United States and around the world on the Cuban Revolution and its lessons for working people and youth everywhere. Her works include: The Turn to Industry: Forging a Proletarian Party (2019, coeditor) In Defense of the US Working Class (2019) Is Socialist Revolution in the US Possible? (2016) “It’s the Poor who Face the Savagery of the US ‘Justice’ System”: The Cuban Five Talk about Their Lives within the US Working Class (2015) Cosmetics, Fashion, and the Exploitation of Women (2024, coauthor) Rosa Luxemburg Speaks (1970, editor) Used Book in Good Condition