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En estos tiempos, cuando la lucha por la igualdad de género ha conseguido importantes avances, la presencia de atletas femeninas en las delegaciones que han representado a Panamá en Juegos Olímpicos es mucho más notoria. Para la próxima justa olímpica, que arrancará a finales de este mes en Tokio, un total de seis damas tendrán la responsabilidad de defender los colores patrios, junto a cuatro caballeros. Gianna Woodruff (atletismo), Nathalee Aranda (atletismo), Kristine Jiménez (judo), Emily Santos (natación), Atheyna Bylon (boxeo) y Miryam Roper (judo) son las seis mujeres que ya tienen su boleto a Tokio. De ellas, solo Bylon (2016) y Roper (2012 y 2016 por Alemania) tienen experiencia previa en este tipo de justa. ....
David McCaddon s latest novel, A Question of Time, is set in Chester, Buckley in Flintshire and the surrounding areas in 1967. The 71-year-old, born in Mold and brought up in Buckley, and now living in Congleton, Cheshire, has used his memories of the 1960s to base his fourth book around, a crime thriller with a twist ending. David said: This book is less modern than my others. I wanted to illustrate through this that there were things happening in the 60s that people would have forgotten about or thought they could get away with, because of technology and police procedure changes, they were never going to get away with it. ....