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
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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
If there were no doubts before the beginning of the Olympic Games in Tokyo that Venezuelan Yulimar Rojas would be the star of the event, especially when she set a new Olympic record in triple jump at 15,41 meters, otherLatin American track and field athletes also had outstanding performances in the games.
"This, in Egypt, is the first World Championship for the six Cuban shooters. Leuris Pupo went to Finland-2002, but he had problems with the gun and almost could not shoot," Laina Perez, the only woman in the team, says to Granma newspaper minutes before leaving for her training in Cairo.
The Cuban Chess Federation has organized its first online tournament, to support families staying home during the COVID-19 emergency
"The important thing is that I love this people and the sport," Omara Durand told me in September 2021, when after eight consecutive years training for various events, the Cuban sprinting jewel crowned her successful career in Tokyo-2020, and was about to enjoy an active rest.
Cuba’s men’s and women’s teams won gold during the first stop of the North, Central American and Caribbean (Norceca) Beach Volleyball Tournament
Training underway since September 28 by Cuba’s pre-selection handball team in the Dominican Republic, will put them in good stead for the Central American and Caribbean Games in Barranquilla, Colombia, next year
Sarah Hirshland, CEO of the U.S. Olympic Committee addresses Black athletes and announces “athlete-led group to challenge rules and systems in our own organization that create barriers…”
For decades, Cuba has recognized her work, dignity, and accomplishments in Norceca volleyball, as the Northern and Central American and Caribbean regional confederation is known
Cuba's delegation to the 1966 Central American and Caribbean Games, in Puerto Rico, faced innumerable obstacles to their participation, but the island’s enemies were silenced