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Medalla de oro para Panamá: Atheyna Bylon triunfa en los Bolivarianos

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  • 01/07/2022 08:32
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  • 01/07/2022 08:32
Se trata de la primera presea dorada para el país en los XIX Juegos Bolivarianos, celebrados en Valledupar

Luego de un intenso combate, la atleta olímpica panameña Atheyna Bylon logró por decisión unánime ganar la medalla de oro para Panamá en los XIX Juegos Bolivarianos, Valledupar 2022, ante la venezolana Maryelis Yriza en la categoría -75kg, informó el Comité Olímpico de Panamá.

Esta es la primera presea dorada en los Juegos Bolivarianos.

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