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The Chess that Unites Generations
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For a few hours and with the impulse of the group that receives classes and practices it in the retired club of Aranguren chess was a bonding link for the elderly, adults, young people and schoolchildren of the two public schools of the valley. More than 90 enrolled between the 6 (Oier Garralda, student of CP Irulegi) and the 88 years that were passing eliminatory until Leyre Jimeno Berduque, fifteen years old, and Isidro Díaz Redondo, the most …
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