This is one the best photos I
have ever seen. It conveys so much while at the same time being absolutely beutiful.

What a strong, delicate and controversial photo. It tells so many stories.
I already knew and admire Marco Vernaschi's work, but this story it's beyond compare.

I have a hard time believing that miners have a framed, plastic/glass enclosed, replica of the Che Guevara poster.

Hey Mr. Anonymous!

As for the poster, that you insinuate to be part of a staged picture:

You should know that Che Guevara - who was killed in Bolivia - is considered a revolutionary hero, an icon for the Bolivian working class, including the miners.

If you will ever have the chance to travel to Bolivia, you will find that in every town and main village the face of Che Guevara is even painted on the walls.

Evo Morales, president of Bolivia, has a gigantic portrait of Che in his presidetial office.

And yes: also the "poor Bolivian miners" have frames and glass. If you pay attention you'll see that also the picture of the widow's husband is framed...