The Holguín badminton player Taymara Oropesa stood out at the I Bicentennial-Sucre International Tournament in Bolivia, winning gold and bronze medals.
The prominent Holguín badminton player, Taymara Oropesa, leads the Cuban delegation participating in the Sucre International Tournament in Bolivia, a Future Series event awarding 1700 points for qualification to the upcoming Santo Domingo 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games.
Nine athletes from Holguín will be part of the Cuban delegation for the II Junior Pan American Games, to be held from August 9 to 23 in Asunción, Paraguay.