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Like he said, this result was from the Birmingham World Cup, which was an all-around event

Also, maybe Brazil could be in a joint bid with Argentina and/or Colombia, arguably the three best teams in South America (sorry, Bolivia). But I think it will take more time to have a Women's World Cup in SA.

Nations interested in hosting the 2023 Women's World Cup: https://www.fifa.com/womensworldcup/news/fifa-receives-record-number-of-expressions-of-interest-in-hosting-fifa-women-s-w I would say Australia (first WC in Oceania) and Japan (previous winner, never hosted) are probably favourites? Unified Korea would be "interesting" (first to be hosted by more than one country), but I don't know how it would work...

Does anyone has a list with the Karate quotas from yesterday? I only know about Brazil's (3 individual + 2 Kata teams)

Yes, Lula is arrested and should remain this way for a long time. Dilma was never arrested, nothing was ever proved against her and was later found that she had nothing to do with the reasons she was impeached (that's why she still has full political rights). She's the one among them all that don't have to worry about jail. She was incompetent, but my opinion remains that she should have never be impeached (especially considering her replacement was Temer, now a felon). But I digress... I hope soon this operation reaches our current president, who himself is surrounded by corruption. But I doubt a thing will be done unless he screws Brazil (which is not that hard to believe since he's really dumb).

Bingo!

When I say Brazil is not for beginners... Michel Temer, president from August 2016 to December 2018, was just arrested (some might remember him from his very brief appearance at the Rio Olympics open ceremony). Funny thing is that Dilma Rousseff, the one that was impeached and replaced by Temer, is probably at home laughing at this whole mess. Next one: Bonosaur

I didn't though Chile was good at that sport but they won silver at last year's Pan American Championship. Maybe they think they can steal a gold medal from Argentina.

With more than four years to go, Santiago 2023 already presented their pictograms. So I guess Roller Hockey will return to the programme?

Not really possible with that site, they really should organize the results by date. Brazil won the gold in women's beach volleyball, I think it's our first medal here?

According to Wikipedia, the only nations that have yet to win a medal at the Pan American Games are: The following nations never won a gold medal: Do you guys think any of this will change this year? I guess Bolivia has a chance at a Racquetball gold?

Too soft on the Sailing projection?

First medals in Triathlon: Men's Individual Sprint 1. MOYA Diego 2. TACCONE Luciano 3. MEDARD Facundo Women's Individual Sprint 1. BIAGIOLI Romina 2. RAGA Lina Maria 3. SALAZAR Macarena

Let's remember the medal table from 2015: Do we think the top 5 will be the same this year? I say there's a good chance, but Brazil should fight (once again) with Cuba for 3rd place. Also, I'm not too certain about Colombia. They did disappoint at the last Central American and Caribbean Games (at home!), staying behind Mexico and Cuba. I totally can see Mexico in 5th. Also, don't count out Argentina, which I think improved a lot the last few years. So 5th Place are among those three. I wonder if the situation in Venezuela will have its implications in sports. I think it will have a impact, just don't know how big it will be (I wouldn't be a shock to see Venezuela out of the top 10). Chile I think will return to top 10 after two Games - Lima should be a better Pan Ams for them compared to Toronto. At first I was doubtful about Peru's chances, but the extra events should give them at least top 10 (it would be very disappointing otherwise). Anyway, I think it will be something like this: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. What you guys think?

These Games aren't so important, so it's hard to find any information, maybe tomorrow they will update the results from first day. Brazil is going with a team of 62 athletes in 9 sports, mostly youth athletes with the exception maybe of Beach Handball.

That's exactly what I'm doing (or trying to do). There are much bigger problems in my life to care so much about politics But sometimes it's just hard to ignore the major fuckery that's happening in Brazil.

Brazil can't pass a single day without a scandal lol In today's news, the guys who killed Marielle (a proeminent councilwoman from Rio) were arrested, and one of them lives at the same building of president Bolso I can't with Brazil anymore. I'm just following the news (like I don't live here) and waiting for our inevitable collapse as a nation.

Just like Rio, the pictograms are blue, so kinda perfect for Totallympics