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RIO DE JANEIRO 2016 OLYMPICS

“Cuba hopes to place among the top 20 countries”

Stated Antonio Becali, president of INDER, during a press conference, while noting that, to date, 85 Cuban athletes have qualified for the Games

NATIONAL BASKETBALL FINAL

Búfalos: nine time champions in slam dunk victory

Ciego de Avila secured a ninth championship and definitive victory in the Superior Basketball League in the final quarter with a score of 68-64 over longstanding rivals Capitalinos of Havana

WORLD ROWING CHAMPIONSHIP

Fournier: Just a step away from Río

Cuban rower Ángel Fournier finished third in the Men's Single Sculls Quarterfinal Q1 on September 2, after covering two kilometers with a time of 6:59.73 minutes

CUBAN ATHLETICS LOOKING TOWARD RÍO

Goals, preparation, victory

Sports is once again a hot topic in 2016. Río de Janeiro and its Christ the Redeemer will welcome more than 10,000 athletes competing in over 360 events August 5-21

Yarisley Silva: reaching new heights

Yarisley’s sequence, at the World Athletics Championships in August 2015, Beijing…provided us with another winning performance, as she surpassed the 4.90m mark

EPI: HAVANA JUDO GRAND PRIX

Cuban judokas’ sights set on Rio de Janeiro

The qualifying final line-up will be revealed on Saturday, August 6, meanwhile the Cuban delegation is armed and ready to compete

On route to Río de Janeiro

How Cuban hopefuls measure up

ON March 1, 1565, Estácio de Sá, the nephew of Mem de Sá, founded the city of São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro, in the region lying between the Pan de Azúcar and the Cara de Cão mountains, in the current neighborhood of Urca.

José Armenteros: Stability key to Olympic success

The judoka from Cienfuegos, measuring 1.90 meters, is currently 11th in the world rankings for his category (1,084 points accumulated in 16 tournaments), which are headed by German Karl-Richard Frey (1,952)

CUBAN JUDO

No breaks on the tatami in the lead up to Río

The Pan American Judo Championships came to an end in Havana on April 30, with Brazil once again coming out on top (7 gold, 4 silver and 6 bronze medals), this time with Canada in second place (2-5-3), followed by the United States (2-2-1) and Cuba (2-1-8)