Why were the remains believed to be Che Guevara’s moved from Bolivia to Santa Clara, Cuba?

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The remains believed to be those of Che Guevara were moved from a mass grave near Vallegrande, Bolivia, to Santa Clara, Cuba, in 1997 to be interred in a massive memorial and monument dedicated to him. This transfer occurred on the 30th anniversary of his death, providing a final resting place for the revolutionary and six of his comrades who were disinterred alongside him.12