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Portugal achieves record medal haul at 2026 Mediterranean

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Portugal increases achieves record medal count haul at 2026 Mediterranean Games

Portugal has increased its record-breaking achieved a historic performance at the 2026 Mediterranean Games in Taranto, bringing its Italy, securing a total medal count to 29, of 32 medals, including 13 gold medals. In athletics, 16 golds. This final tally surpasses the nation’s success continues with Irina Rodrigues securing gold in previous best results from the discus throw with a mark of 62.51 meters, finishing over 1.5 meters ahead 2018 and 2022 editions. Athletics remained the primary driver of Italy’s Daisy Osakue. José Carlos Pinto also claimed gold this success. Key achievements included Auriol Dongmo setting a new Games record in the 5,000 meters women’s shot put with a time of 14:41.11. 19.42m throw, and Omar Elkhatib’s championship Elkhatib setting a record of 44.92 seconds in the 400 meters remains men’s 400m with a highlight time of the games. 44.90 seconds. Other recent achievements include Inês Oliveira earning a bronze medal gold medalists included Patrícia Silva in the lightweight single scull in rowing. This follows previous successes 1500m, José Carlos Pinto in the 1500 meters, the women’s 4x100m relay gold, 5,000m, and Auriol Dongmo’s games record Irina Rodrigues in the shot put. discus throw. The Games concluded with over 170,500 tickets issued and a total of 1,853 medals awarded across 26 participating countries.

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  1. 2026-09-03 19:15 UTC Portugal achieves record medal haul at 2026 Mediterranean
  2. 2026-09-02 19:47 UTC Portugal increases medal count at Mediterranean Games
  3. 2026-09-01 22:58 UTC Portugal achieves record medal count at Mediterranean Games
  4. 2026-08-31 19:44 UTC Portuguese athletic success at Mediterranean Games

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