First Golds Fall for Mexico in Santo Domingo
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With 18 total medals, the tricolor award held titles in rowing, archery, taekwondo, open water and badminton
Melissa Márquez and Aylin Ibarra gave Mexico their first gold medal at the Central American and Caribbean Games Santo Domingo 2026, winning the double short row light test at the Rincón Dam. The Mexican duple crossed the goal with a time of 7:22:51 minutes, surpassing Venezuela and Cuba on the podium. This triumph marks a historic beginning for the Mexican delegation and confirms the great moment of the Mexican rowing, which already adds also a …
Mexico was already present at the medalist of the Central American and Caribbean Games of Santo Domingo. On the first official day of the competition of the fair sport, the tricolor athletes demonstrated that the country is the highest historical winner, adding two golds, one silver and two bronzes. The first golden medal was the work of Melissa Márquez and Aylin Ibarra, who took the podium to the tricolor flag at the double pair test of female …
Melissa Márquez and Aylin Ibarra achieved the triumph, while the representations of Venezuela and Cuba completed the podium.
Santo Domingo, 25 Jul (Latin Press) Over 30 years the South Korean Kang Young Lee has lived in Mexico, but what he has learned in his native country preserves it and allowed the Aztec nation to reign in the Poomsae modality of the taekwondo in the Central American and Caribbean Games of Santo Domingo 2026. The post South Korean expertise after successes of the Mexican taekwondo first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
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