| Laos, a predominantly Buddhist country,
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| | Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, North
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| has been a new Socialist Republic since
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| | Korea, Guyana, Spain and Nicaragua. For
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| 1975. Laos, best known as Lao People`s
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| | example between 1961 and 1971, the
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| Democratic Republic, is a country of
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| | People`s Republic of Bulgaria sent 400
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| ancient culture, history, traditions and
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| | athletes to La Havana.
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| beautiful historic buildings. Its fertile
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| | Every year, Cuban delegations went to
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| fields and tropical forest cover an area
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| | East Europe to compete in international
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| bigger than Utah and Florida. But the
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| | tournaments and competitions, for example
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| sport has not grown in
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| | "Friendly Katowice" (basketball/Poland),
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| popularity.Certainly, the olympic sport
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| | "Bratislava Cup" (volleyball
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| in Laos is a chaos. There are not
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| | Czechoslovakia), "Tungsram Cup"
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| stadiums, sportswomen, pool swimming and
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| | (waterpolo/Hungary), "Chemistry Cup"
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| sporting projects.
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| | (boxing/ GDR), "Pravda Bratislava" (track
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| In 1980 Thipsamay Chantaphone had
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| | and field/Czechoslovakia), "Olympic Day"
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| finished lost in the 20-kilometer at the
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| | (track and field/GDR), "Savaria Cup"
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| Moscow Olympic Games. For the first time,
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| | (volleyball/ Hungary). Furthermore,La
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| Laos sent an olympic team to compete in
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| | Havana was host to several olympic
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| the Summer Olympic Games. Different from
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| | tournaments: Pan American Games (1991),
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| Alberto Juantorena (track and field: 400
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| | Central American and Caribbean Games
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| and 800 mts), Maria Caridad Colon Ruenes
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| | (1982) Women`s Basketball Preolympic and
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| (track and field:javelin thower) and
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| | the 26th World Cup Baseball (1984).
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| Roberto Urrutia (weightlifting),
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| | In the past, Cuba sent more than 50
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| Chantaphone did not go to the USSR,
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| | coaches to study in the World Soviet.
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| Bulgaria and East Germany.The story is
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| | Alejandrina Herrera was graduated from
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| the same. Like all the others socialist
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| | Leipzing Sports School in 1968.Julio
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| countries in Asia and Africa, Laosian
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| | Becquer Pino was graduated from Vladimir
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| sport had not support from the USSR.
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| | Illich Lenin Superior Culture Physical
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| Between 1960 and 1991, there were more
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| | Institute in Moscow.Jose Yañez was sent
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| than 20 socialists nations in the Third
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| | to the Medicine Academy in Bulgaria.Like
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| World: Afghanistan (1979-1989), Angola
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| | Loaquin Loo, Verania Piñera and Juana
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| (1979-1991), Benin (1974-1991), Cambodia
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| | Bravet Quesis, Jose Godoy Sanchez studied
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| (1975-1989), Congo (1969-1989), Ethiopia
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| | physical education at the Moscow
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| (1974-1991), Ghana (1961-1966), Guinea
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| | Institute of Central.Certainly, Cuba was
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| (1960-1991), Guinea Bissau (1974-1991),
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| | not Laos or perhaps Tanzania.
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| Grenada (1979-1983), Madagascar
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| | REFERENCES:
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| (1975-1991), Mali (1962-1991), Mozambique
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| | 1-Barros, Sigfredo. "Recibió Fidel a los
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| (1977-1989), Mongolia (1950-1990),
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| | Atletas de Pesas y Boxeo", Granma, La
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| Somalia (1970-1977), South Yemen
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| | Habana,22 de octubre de 1978
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| (1970-1990) and Zimbabwe (1980-1989).
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| | 2-Camacho,Rene-Molina,Gabriel. "Inauguro
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| Different from Cuba, the sporting system
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| | Fidel la Escuela de Iniciación Deportiva
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| was a disaster in the Third World
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| | Capitanes Orestes Acosta, de la Provincia
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| Socialist States, for example 17
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| | Oriental Santiago de Cuba", Granma, La
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| countries did not win an olympic medal.
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| | Habana, 18 de septiembre de 1977
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| Angola made its debut at the 1980
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| | 3-Gamarra Zorrilla, José. Bolivia
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| Olympics Games in the Soviet Union.Only
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| | OlÃmpica, Publicidad Papiro, La Paz,
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| North Korea qualified for FIFA World Cup.
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| | 1989
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| Meanwhile, Guinea sent 3 athletes to the
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| | 4-GarcÃa Albela, Pedro. "La Serenidad
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| 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
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| | del Vencedor", Cuba Internacional, La
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| Between 1962 and 1990, Cuba depend on aid
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| | Habana, enero de 1993
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| from the Soviet World. Different from
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| | 5-GarcÃa, Anne-Marie. "Regla Torres y
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| Laos, Tanzania, Seychelles, the USSR
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| | Eugenio George, los Mejores del Siglo",
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| provided massive financial aid for human
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| | Granma Internacional, La Habana, 17 de
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| development and anti-poverty programs.
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| | diciembre 2000
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| Much of aid was used in the Cuban
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| | 6-Guevara Onofre, Alejandro. "Dictadura y
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| sport.Cuba received more money per capita
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| | Deporte: El Régimen de Fidel Castro" en
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| to promote sport than Brazil ,Taiwan and
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| | 7--"Perfiles del Régimen de Fidel
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| South Korea.
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| | Castro" en
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| Moscow played a fundamental role in the
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| | 8--"La Cuba de Fidel Castro: La TiranÃa
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| Cuba`s rapid sporting
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| | "Ilustrada" del Tercer Mundo" en
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| development.Furthermore, the Kremlin and
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| | 9-"Historia del Deporte en el Tercer
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| East Germany helped sporting program for
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| | Mundo" (I) en
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| children in several cities and regions in
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| | 10-"La Olimpiada Barcelonesa", Diario El
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| the Island.However , The USSR had not a
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| | Comercio, Lima, 26 de julio de 1992
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| wave of favorable publicity for their aid
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| | 11-Hernández, Miguel-Lahera, Rolando.
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| to sport in Cuba.
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| | "Habla el Bicampeón Alberto Juantorena",
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| Thanks to the generosity of the Soviet
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| | Granma, La Habana, 18 de septiembre de
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| Union, the Cuban dictatorships was host
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| | 1977
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| to several sporting events as "Jose A.
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| | 12-Jiménez Almira, Marta. "En la
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| Huelga Tournament" (baseball), "Ramon
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| | inauguración de la Escuela de
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| Fonst Tournament" (fencing), "Villa Clara
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| | Iniciación Deportiva Mártires de
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| Cup" (swimming), "Martires de Barbados
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| | Barbados", Granma, 10 de octubre de 1977
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| Cup"(fencing), "Cerro Pelado Cup"
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| | 13-Ortega, JoaquÃn. "Eloy MartÃnez
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| (wrestling), "Raul Capablanca Tournament"
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| | Habla de Fútbol", Juventud rebelde, La
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| (chess) "Barrientos Tournament" (track
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| | Habana, 29 de octubre de 1974
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| and field), "Giraldo Cordova Cardin
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| | 14-Park, Seh-jik. The Stories of Seoul
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| Tournament (Boxing), "Moncada Cup"
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| | Olympics,Chosun Ilbo, Seoul, 1989
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| (gymnastics), "Jose Ramon Rodriguez
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| | 15-Quesada Campos, Eliseo. "Tres
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| Tournament" (judo), "Manuel Suarez
| |
| | Extrañas en la Ruta de Claudia", La
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| Tournament (weighlifting) and "Cuba Cup"
| |
| | Nación, San José, 20 de julio de 1996
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| (diving).More than 50 nations
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| | 16-Ruck, Rob. "La Flor y Nata del
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| participated, including Mexico,
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| | Atletismo Hemisférico", Americas,
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| Venezuela, Canada, Jamaica, Colombia,
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| | Washington DC, julio-agosto de 1987
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| Germany Democratic Republic,
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| | 17-Salmerón, José Luis.
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