Niños de Siria hicieron sus propios Juegos Olímpicos en medio de la guerra

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Lanzamiento de jabalina, vallas y carreras de velocidad cerca de los campamentos: a miles de kilómetros de Tokio, 120 niños compitieron por la medalla de oro en Siria, donde los desplazados del noroeste organizaron sus propios Juegos Olímpicos. Esta región es hogar de casi tres millones de personas. La mayoría, en condiciones de extrema pobreza.

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00:2210 players

00:26they were very

00:27many years

00:29I've been 12 years

00:31I've been in a club, I've got another club

00:33and I've won

00:35My name is Abdullah, I'm from Mokaym

00:37I came to the club

00:40and I've been in the club

00:41and I've been in the club

00:44and I've been in the club

00:46and I've been in the club

00:48music

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01:05and we are looking to look at

01:07the intention of this

01:08and we will work to all the members

01:11or the members of the world

01:14to look at the children and the people of the village that are present here

01:21so that they will be in a close place

01:23so that those people that are present

01:25will be shared by their country and by their homes for many years

02:07Thank you

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