Che Guevara

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First print of controversial Che Guevara stamp sells out

An Post confirms all 122,000 stamps with iconic image are gone and it will print new stock

Irish Che Guevara artist welcomes controversial stamp

Jim Fitzpatrick says it was ‘honour’ to produce image and praises An Post decision

‘What is Ireland doing putting Che Guevara on a stamp?’

Prominent Cuban-American radio host calls on An Post to explain its decision

Che Guevara’s father ‘was more into his Irish than his Basque side’

Che Guevara’s brother speaks about family’s Irish and Basque heritage

Claim stamp marking Guevara death ‘totally objectionable’

Fine Gael Senator asks An Post if Pol Pot and Ceausescu also acceptable for special stamps

Famous Che Guevara image features on new An Post stamp

Stamp with Irish artist’s print commemorates 50th anniversary of revolutionary’s death

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