23 March 1967First Guerrilla AmbushErnesto "Che" Guevara
Guevara's force ambushes Bolivian troops in the first major armed action of the campaign.
Historical records for Argentina in 1967, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Guevara's force ambushes Bolivian troops in the first major armed action of the campaign.
The guerrilla movement publicly identifies itself as the National Liberation Army of Bolivia.
The guerrillas issue their first communiqué describing the opening clash with the Bolivian Army.
Guevara's force conducts another successful ambush against Bolivian troops during the early campaign.
Guevara's Message to the Tricontinental is published, calling for wider revolutionary struggle in the developing world.
Joaquín's detachment separates from Guevara's main group and the two forces are unable to reunite.
Guevara's guerrillas ambush Bolivian Army troops near Florida during the continuing campaign.
Guevara's guerrillas enter and briefly occupy Samaipata during an operation against government positions.
Guevara addresses his guerrilla force on the anniversary of the 1953 Moncada Barracks attack.
Guevara's diminished guerrilla force enters Alto Seco while attempting to evade pursuing Bolivian troops.
Guevara's guerrilla unit is ambushed by Bolivian Army forces near La Higuera.
Guevara writes the final entry in his Bolivian diary one day before the battle in which he is captured.
Scores the decisive long-range goal as Racing Club defeat Celtic 1-0 in the Intercontinental Cup playoff.
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