presidential candidate Barry Goldwater. Summers made two visits to Cuba, where he suffered the fate of many before and after him – waiting for but not getting the promised interview with Fidel Castro. In Bolivia, defying a government ban on journalists, he travelled over rugged country to the site of Che Guevara's death. Before Guevara was killed, Summers had been approached by a sympathiser hoping to arrange a BBC interview of the guerrilla leader. The Tupamaro guerrilla movement in Uruguay. The tension in Argentina between the Catholic hierarchy and "worker priests". The US Drug Enforcement Administration's operations on the Mexican border. A reflection on American servicemen who returned from the Vietnam War. Awards Anthony Summers was made a Fellow of the Literary & Historical Society of University College Dublin in 2012. References External links Anthony Summers official site 1942 births Living people Alumni of the University of Oxford Irish non-fiction writers Irish male non-fiction writers Researchers of the assassination of John F. Kennedy