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This article speaks about Olympic sports in Cuba. Cuba hosted the 2nd Baseball World Cup in 1939.The Cuban team won the championship, with Nicaragua second and the United States taking third…

Thousands of sports persons are now living like slaves in Cuba, an ex-Soviet colony in the past century. Under the dictatorship of Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz, Cuba is a hell for athletes. Like Iran, North Korea, Sudan and Syria, Cuba is a “terrorist state” in the Third World…

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Olympic mascots – love ’em or hate ’em, you’re sure to have a strong opinion. This brief look at the history of mascots in the Games includes the highlights and the lowlights, and considers just what message organizers are putting out there about their host city.

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