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CUBA CUP & INDOOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Stops on the way to Río de Janeiro

The end of March was a special time for track and field at two different latitudes. The Cuba Cup took place in Havana’s Pan American Stadium, while in the Portland Convention Center, 547 athletes from 148 nations competed for world titles

CUBA’S TOP ATHLETES OF THE YEAR

An evening of awards, dreams and new efforts for 2016

Cuban boxer Julio César La Cruz and gymnast Manrique Larduet shared the prize for best male athletes of Cuba in 2015, while pole vaulter Yarisley Silva won the women’s award

Alberto Juantorena elected IAAF vice president

The UK’s Sebastian Coe was elected President of the organization. Kosovo and South Sudan were accepted as new IAAF member federations, bringing the total number of affiliates to 214

WORLD ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS

Cuba seeking gold in Beijing

The island has a team of 34 athletes competing at the 15th IAAF World Championships

Memorable moments for Cuban sport in 2015

Granma provides a selection of some of these moments of glory, marking solid steps on the path toward Friday, August 5, 2016, when the world’s eyes will be fixed on Rio.

A clear shot at development

Ciego de Ávila won their ninth crown in the men’s Superior Basketball League (LSB) season with a 4-0 victory over longstanding rivals, the Capitalinos of Havana, while Pinar del Río reclaimed their title in the women’s competition

Sights set on Río de Janeiro

Cuban wrestlers looking to Olympics

Cuba is an indisputable global wrestling powerhouse; as demonstrated by its six gold, five silver and seven bronze medals, placing it 15th on the discipline’s historic Olympic medal chart...thus understandably, our gladiators have high hopes of qualifying for the Río de Janeiro Games

Cuban canoeists win eight of a possible 12 gold medals

Cuba demonstrated its dominance in the canoeing event of the 22nd Central American and Caribbean Games, held in Veracruz, winning eight gold and four silver medals, of a total of 12 up for grabs. Mexico secured three gold, four silver and four bronze medals; followed by Colombia (1-2-2); Venezuela (0-2-5); and Guatemala (0-0-1).