vinipereira

Because fenoterol is on the WADA list of banned substances, she wasn't provisionally suspended and can compete until a decision if she's gonna be banned or not is made. If somehow she proves her innocence, she can appeal to have her Pan Am medal back. But most likely she will get (at least) a 2-year ban and lose the Worlds medal (and maybe the team will lose their medal too, since she participated at that contest) + the Brasília Grand Slam bronze which she won in October.

Yes, that's why Peru gets a bronze, so every eligible team of that event was awarded a medal Either way, I don't know if Peru is happy with the 2 new bronze medals, after all the 9th place at the medal table was celebrated as an achievement, and now they're 10th.

They have an updated medal table here. Don't know why Peru still is 9th though...

In an ideal world it shouldn't be this way, but maybe you're putting way too much importance in an event that nobody* in Brazil seems to care about, not even the federation which always have focused on show jumping. The team would probably finish last, and I doubt any improvement would come from this participation. It's a sad situation nonetheless.

The two highest profile films from the animated short list are available to watch. Pixar's Kitbull is quite good and interesting looking (maybe the front runner?). Hair Love is algo good, even if the animation isn't particularly original. I'm very interested in "He Can't Live without Cosmos", which I think it's a sequel (?) to the brilliant "We Can't Live without Cosmos".

This list is too eurocentric. No latin american representation saddens me. Anyway, the one asian candidate should win, and deservedly so (although I'm yet to see Pain and Glory, which many say it's the best Almodovar in many years).

Such a lame excuse, especially after seeing the video...