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hunters. security today. Hello and welcome to SpyCast from the secret files of the International Spy Museum in Washington, D.C.

I'm Dr. Vins Hoat, the Museum's historian and curator.

Every month, the museum brings you interesting talks with authors, scholars, and practitioners

who live in the world of global espionage.

Join us as we take a closer look at the secret world of intelligence.

This is part two of SpyCast's interview with Intelligence

Legend Felix Rodriguez. I want to ask you now about a very successful

operation, that's Bolivia 1967. You train and led a team to track down now even more so one of the most famous

revolutionaries of all time and unfortunately he's more famous today because in the 1990s every other college student

had a picture of Che Govetta on their sweatshirt.

But you were sent down, you had intelligence that Chee was operating in Bolivia and you were sent down to train and lead a team to chase down Chee.

And what I found interesting from reading your book about this was the way that you went about building dossiers about all the different rebel leaders.

So it's a classic intelligence technique, but you really kind of hunkered down and made sure

you really understood the people that Shay was operating with.

Right.

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