Santiago 2023: Racquetbol, Squash, Pelota Vasca y Boliche, Pendientes

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(ATR) Racquetbol, squash, pelota vasca y boliche son los deportes aún pendientes de confirmación en el programa de los Juegos Panamericanos de Santiago de Chile 2023 pudo conocer Around the Rings.

Este jueves en San Juan, Puerto Rico, Panam Sports anunció en un comunicado oficial una lista de 33 deportes para los primeros juegos continentales en la nación chilena entre el 20 de octubre y el 5 de noviembre de 2023 y sin identificarlos dijo que "existen otros deportes que podrؙían ser incluidos en esta lista y que entrarán en un proceso de estudio por parte de Panam Sports".

La decisión final se adoptará en otra reunión de su Comité Ejecutivo a realizarse la primera semana de julio, Colombia.

Una fuente dijo también a ATR que aún pudiera existir la posibilidad de la inclusión del Fisicoculturismo en dependencia del apoyo que pudiera brindar la Federación Internacional de este deporte.

El Fisicoculturismo estuvo en el programa oficial de los Juegos Panamericanos Lima 2019 y se encuentra en el de los Juegos Centroamericanos y del Caribe Panamá 2022.

Los deportes aprobados para Santiago 2023, tras un debate que ocupó la mayor parte de la jornada en la sede del Comité Olímpico de Puerto Rico fueron:

Atletismo, Badminton, Baloncesto, Balonmano, Béisbol-Sóftbol, Boxeo, Canotaje, Ciclismo, Ecuestre, Esgrima, Esquí Náutico, Fútbol, Gimnasia, Golf, Hockey, Judo, Karate, Levantamiento de Pesas, Lucha, Natación, Pentatlón Moderno, Remo, Rugby Siete, Roller Sports (Patinaje Artístico, Patín Carrera y Skateboard), Surf, Taekwondo, Tenis, Tenis de mesa, Tiro, Tiro con arco, Triatlón, Vela, y Voleibol.

Antes de iniciar un análisis de las propuestas, el Comité Ejecutivo escuchó a la Ministra del Deporte de Chile, Cecilia Pérez Jara, presidenta del Comité Organizador Santiago 2023.

Antes de partir a su país, acompañada del presidente del Comité Olímpico Chileno, Miguel Angel Mújica y su equipo de apoyo, y conocida esta decisión la Ministra Pérez comentó:

"La definición de los deportes ratifica la confianza de Panam Sports en los avances y la capacidad de gestión que ha demostrado Chile. Somos un país y un Comité Organizador que está actuando con responsabilidad y poniendo como primera prioridad el legado social para la comunidad y el desarrollo de nuestros deportistas que dejará Santiago 2023".

El presidente de Panam Sports, Neven Ilic, confirmó ATR que Panam Sports estaba dispuesto a interceder con las federaciones internacionales respectivas interesadas en la inclusión de sus deportes en el programa de Santiago 2023, en la ayuda material a los organizadores chilenos reacios a usar recursos del Estado en infraestructura que luego de los Juegos pudiera ser subutilizada.

Reportado porMiguel Hernandez, en San Juan, Puerto Rico.

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