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Innovador 1er Seminario de Administración Deportiva; 2291 personas se inscribieron.
VENEZUELA. – A las seis de la tarde (18:00 hora VEN – DOM) de este lunes, se cerró oficialmente el proceso de inscripción, para el I Seminario de Administración Deportiva, organizado por la Comisión de Educación de la Organización Deportiva Centroamericana y del Caribe (ODECABE), actividad avalada por la junta directiva de la organización y su presidente Luis Mejía Oviedo.
Este Seminario abrió sus inscripciones el pasado 5 del presente mes, teniendo como meta principal llegar a los 1000 participantes, objetivo que se cumplió en menos de tres días, lo cual llevó a la directiva de la organización a aumentar la cantidad hasta 1,500 personas, cifra que también quedó corta ante la demanda de registros.
Debido a la cantidad de solicitudes, se permitió las inscripciones hasta el final de la tarde del día de este lunes, dejando cifras finales de 2291 participantes, 2050 de Centro América y el Caribe y, 241 de otros países.
Luis Mejía Oviedo, Presidente de la ODECABE al momento de conocer el éxito en cuanto a la cantidad de participantes inscritos, expresó a través de su red social en Instagram (@luismejia_): “Con entera satisfacción para nuestra ODECABE, cerramos las inscripciones del 1er Seminario de Administración Deportiva, con récord de 2291 inscritos, de 56 países. Honrados estamos por esta aceptación. Hurra”, exclamó.
Por su parte, el Secretario General de la ODECABE y Director de la Comisión de Educación, Eduardo Álvarez Camacho, señaló “Nos pusimos un objetivo pero ante tantas solicitudes, decidimos junto al presidente, permitir que se continúen inscribiendo, lo que terminó siendo un éxito de participación”.
A continuación detallamos, los 56 países que estarán participando, 37 de Centro América y 19 de otras partes del mundo.

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Panama.- The Executive Board of the Central American and Caribbean Sports Organization (CACSO), reported that the city of Santa Marta, capital of the department of Magdalena in Colombia, will host the First Central American and Caribbean Beach Games in 2022.

CACSO President, Luis Mejia conveyed his support of School Handball

SANTO DOMINGO. – The president of the Central American and Caribbean Sports Organization (CACSO), Mr. Luis Mejia Oviedo, expressed his support for school handball.
These statements were made this Saturday, February 1, during a visit of the Executive Committee of the North America and Caribbean Handball Confederation (NACHC) to the president of CACSO in the Dominican capital city.
This is one of the projects that the International Federation of this sport wishes to develop and Mr. Mejia as president of CACSO wishes to be an ally for the NACHC countries.
Mario Garcia de la Torre, president of NACHC, expressed thanks on behalf of the Executive Committee of this regional sports body, for the support expressed by the president of CACSO, Dominican Olympic Committee and member of the International Olympic Committee, for the development of school handball.
Garcia expressed: “We want you to be our voice in the Olympic movement,” he said.
“We will meet to draw up the plans to execute in relation to school handball, because we understand that this is the future of our sport and our athletes,” said the president of NORCA.
Miguel Rivera, president of the Dominican Handball Federation and Secretary General of NACHC, said: “School handball is more important for the Confederation than the national teams, because it guarantees a progressive development and growth for member countries,” he concluded.
The meeting was led by the president of CACSO and NACHC, Luis Mejia Oviedo, Dominican Republic and Mario Garcia de la Torre, from Mexico as well as the president of Creating Olympic Dreams (CRESO) businessman Felipe Vicini.
Among those present were the members of the NORCA Executive Committee, Vice President, Néstor Milete Echevarria, Secretary General, Miguel Rivera, Treasurer Felix Wilson, Carline Choute, President of the Women’s Commission; Cliff Williams, President of the Beach Handball Commission; and Llewlyn Harper, President of the Medical Commission as well as Franklyn Guevara, President of the Methods Commission; Kurt Lauritsen, Chairman of the Competitions Commission; and Francois Lebeau, President of the Game Rules and Referees Commission.
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