The Revolution’s Olympic champion
The indelible mark of Fidel Castro Ruz will always be present in the legacy of Cuban revolutionary sports
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The indelible mark of Fidel Castro Ruz will always be present in the legacy of Cuban revolutionary sports
Only 40 countries have won more than 10 gold medals in the Olympics, and Cuban women have won 12
The Rooster of Cuba fired his 2 503rd hit yesterday, and is the hit man of Cuban baseball, surpassing another legend, Danel Castro
He was obliged to sell a lot of peanuts and newspapers, shine a lot of shoes in his native Santiago de Cuba to pay for his studies and put food on the table at home.
Just ten countries have athletes whose world records were registered last century. In other words, those registers surpass or are turning 23 years at least, which illustrates how significant they were, to the point they have remained unbeatable to this day
Interview with Dr. Antonio Becali Garrido, president of INDER, looking toward the Río de Janeiro Olympics
A year ago, the undefeated Comandante en Jefe of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro Ruz, left us a testament and a political duty: “working with fervor and dignity, can produce the material and cultural wealth that humans need, and we must fight relentlessly to obtain these”
March 28, 1999, the Baltimore Orioles faced the Cuban national team in Havana’s Latinoamericano Stadium, and on May 3, the two met under the lights in Camden Yards, a sports moment of fine art, despite the obstacles created
How can it be possible for an organization that violates its very own institutional procedures to assert that a state is suffering the alteration of its democratic order?
The title of the world of the largest of the Antilles in Baseball5, the second in a row, keeps the country as winner in every tournament it has participated in since 2018