A gold medal for peace
Tears of joy, hugs, handshakes, and kisses join the sweat that floods the body and the mind of a winner, even before the awareness that a champion has been born, who will be honored with gratitude for so much effort
OFFICIAL VOICE OF THE COMMUNIST
PARTY OF CUBA CENTRAL COMMITTEE
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You cannot shake hands with a clenched fist
The Trump administration have caused a setback in sports relations between Cuba and the U.S. - affecting international volleyball competition notably, among other negative consequences
UNDER-21 WORLD VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Renewed hopes as Cuba takes silver
The Cuban team, managed by Nicolás Vives, defeated Russia -winners of three consecutive Championships - before losing to Poland in the final
Fidel, a true sportsman
Ever since the early years of the Revolution, Fidel Castro made concerted efforts to give sport the importance it deserved and transform it into a strong mass movement
From Tokyo 1964 to Tokyo 2020: Japan tightens it belt
The Japanese have taken note that only rational spending will lead to a success similar to that of Tokyo 1964, when the Asian continent hosted an Olympic contest for the first time, then described by critics as the “Perfect Games”
How much more could Cuban sports have accomplished without the blockade?
Innumerable events have been cancelled because of the blockade, agreements annulled, equipment denied, visas refused for delegations to compete in the U.S.
Omara Durand: The Revolution has given Para Olympic athletes the opportunity to make our dreams come true
Granma converses with the Cuban runner, recently selected by International Para Olympic Committee as the protagonist of the decade’s most outstanding moment
That hour that flew by like a minute
Fidel and the first Cuban sports delegation to enter the United States, 16 years after the triumph of the Revolution
“I am a faithful servant of the Revolution and sports”
Admiring a person from a distance leaves something to be desired in terms of fairly evaluating their value and determination to face life’s challenges. I experienced this first hand with the runner Omara Durand, although I have always seen in her a reflection of the invincible Cuban woman.
We know what is required to triumph at the Barranquilla Games
Antonio Becali, president ofCuba’s National Institute of Sports, Physical Education and Recreation, offered a press conference on the island’s participation in the Barranquilla Central American and Caribbean Games
