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[ES]: A mediados del siglo XIX fue descubierto en Solaparza, Valencia del Ventoso (Badajoz, España), un terminus augustalis de la Colonia Augusta Emerita. Recientemente, se ha encontrado un cipo de granito en la fuente de El Cañuelo, también en Valencia del Ventoso, cuya lectura, a pesar de su estado fragmentario, parece igual al localizado hace más de 150 años en Solaparza. La interpretación del nuevo epígrafe como un nuevo termino augustal, confirma que ambos termini, situados 20 km al sur del límite de la pertica emeritensis, delimitan una de las tres prefecturas asignadas a la Colonia Augusta Emerita., [EN]: A terminus augustalis from Colonia Augusta Emerita was discovered in the mid-19th century in Solaparza (Valencia del Ventoso, Badajoz, Spain). Recently, a granite block with an inscription has been found in El Cañuelo fountain (also in Valencia del Ventoso) whose reading, despite its fragmentary state, seems to be the same as the one located more than 150 years ago in Solaparza. The new epigraph interpretation as a new terminus augustalis confirms that both termini, located 20 km south of the pertica emeritensis boundary, define one of the three praefecturae assigned to Colonia Augusta Emerita.

(1972). Selected Poems Of Nicolas Guillen. The Black Scholar: Vol. 3, The Black Colony: The African Struggle, pp. 50-53.

This issue of Latin American Perspectives is dedicated to the memory of Che Guevara on the twentieth anniversary of his death in Bolivia. His life was the personification of revolutionary idealism and practice, and his heroic struggle continues to be an inspiration to those who fight against social injustice and oppression throughout the Third World. To commemorate Che's life and death, the editorial collective of Latin American Perspectives has decided to publish the last paragraph of his farewell letter to his children as well as a poem written in his honor by the well-known Cuban poet Nicolás Guillén.

A poem by Nicolas Guillen. This article can also be found at the Monthly Review website , where most recent articles are published in full. Click here to purchase a PDF version of this article at the Monthly Review website.