With the smallest sports delegation in 61 years, since Rome 1960, Cuba achieved its best performance at the Tokyo 2020 Games, over what it accomplished in Rio 2016, London 2012 and Beijing 2008.
The documentary on the life of two-time Olympic champion Alberto Juantorena transcends Cuban borders today to be on screens around the world, after its international released by World Athletics (WA).
Over these first days of August, Cuba has won the most medals thus far during the Tokyo-2020 Olympic Games, a total of seven, including the golds of Mijaín López, with his fourth Olympic crown, Luis Orta, with his first, and the Cuban rowing duo of Serguey Torres and Fernando Dayán, who closed a magical day, giving the Cuban delegation its best day of these Games.
After the Olympic victory of two-time world champion Rafael Yunier Alba Castillo, the Cuban Taekwando family celebrates in style the first Olympic medal in Tokyo 2020.