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Hokie swimmers ready to make waves in Tokyo
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Antani Ivanov has spent a long time waiting for a few minutes in a Tokyo pool.
After nearly qualifying for the 2016 Olympics, the Virginia Tech junior qualified for his home country, Bulgaria, in 100 and 200 butterfly for the 2020 Games in 2019. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the games were delayed until July 2021.
“Waiting three or four years was a really long period of time for me,” said Ivanov, who is studying business management. “But then with COVID and the Olympics getting pushed back a year, it was actually good for me. This was best year at VT and now I’m in a better position to do something in Tokyo.”
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BISSAU, Guinea-Bissau, June 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Claytown Productions reports that swimming s governing body, Fédération Internationale De Natation (FINA), has tentatively rejected the application of the Guinea-Bissau Olympic Committee and the Guinea-Bissau Swim Federation to be represented at the 2021 Olympics by dual-citizen, Siphiwe Baleka, a 50-year-old swimmer from the United States, and permanent resident of Guinea-Bissau. Mr. Baleka had planned to represent Guinea-Bissau, the country from which his ancestors were enslaved, according to DNA results. Born in the United States, Mr. Baleka became a dual citizen of Guinea-Bissau in 2020 after discovering that he is an Afrodescendant of the Balanta tribe, whose ancestral territory is largely in present-day Guinea-Bissau.
It s all a lie : hesitancy hampers vaccine drive in war-scarred Syrian area Reuters 2 days ago By Khalil Ashawi © Reuters/KHALIL ASHAWI Youssef Ramadan, talks to his son as he sits inside a tent at Teh camp for internally displaced Syrians, in northern Idlib
By Khalil Ashawi
IDLIB, Syria (Reuters) - In northwest Syria, where healthcare is rudimentary and those displaced by war are packed into squalid camps, the arrival of vaccines to fight COVID-19 should have been cause for relief.
Instead, a U.N.-backed vaccination campaign has met with suspicion and mistrust by an exhausted population who feel betrayed by their government and abandoned by the international community after a decade of conflict that ruined their lives.
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