A little of topic: in my city google maps confuse a statue of the argentinian ex president Raul Alfonsin with Saddam Hussein, so in google maps some weeks ago apears "monument of Saddam Hussein", after the qualifyng of Irak to the world cup, we have a place to celebrate was a joke comented here.
https://tn.com.ar/sociedad/2026/03/11/google-maps-confundio-un-monumento-a-alfonsin-con-un-homenaje-a-saddam-hussein-en-bahia-blanca/
women's Cadet Sabre
Gold: Pan Qimiao
Silver: Yang Shuhan
Bronze: Anastasiia Isakova & Zara Djamirze
Full Results & Rankings
https://fie.org/competitions/2026/239
Well, this sounds like good news. Of course, have a decade of retests to look forward to.
For the first time in 28 years, no athlete has been found to have taken a banned substance at an Olympics - at least so far.
More than 3,000 samples were collected from almost 2,000 athletes during February's Winter Olympic Games in Milan-Cortina, Italy, and no anti-doping rule violations have been reported.
Winter Olympics 2026: No positive doping tests during Milan-Cortina Games - BBC Sport