Gustavo Villoldo, an ex-CIA operative who claims to have personally buried Che Guevara, was awarded a settlement today of $1 billion from Guevara and Fidel Castro by Miami-Dade Judge Peter Adrian. Villoldo claims that the pair was personally responsible for his father's suicide. It's the largest civil judgment against the Cuban government. Villoldo's father owned a GE distributorship on the island which became a main target of the duo when they decided to whip any remnant of
First Fidel Castro's cronies took his father's car dealership. Then, they took his father's life.Time to Pay Up, BuddNow, Gustavo Villoldo has a legal verdict for $1 billion against El Commandante himself. And he fully intends to collect, as crazy as it sounds.Miami-Dade County Judge Peter Adrien awarded Villoldo $1.179 billion today for lost income and pain and suffering and in punitive damages against the Cuban dictator, telling the court that "what they did was torture this family and tear it
It's so nice to know Fidel is still reading our work. Now if he could just get his propaganda rag to quit twisting our stories around. ​This weekend, Granma finally responded to our piece about Gustavo Villoldo, the man who buried Che Guevara and won a $1 billion judgment against Fidel Castro in a Miami court earlier this summer.Among the stories recounted in our feature, "He Buried Che," is the tale of a raid on a small Cuban fishing village called Boca de Sama in October 1971. As we reported
