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Venezuela National Communal Sports Games

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Preparations for the IV Communal Sports Games in Venezuela began with infrastructure renovations at the Naguanagua Olympic Village in Carabobo. These upgrades included reconstructing facades, walls, and perimeter fencing, as well as maintaining green areas, plazas, and electrical backup systems to accommodate up to 900 athletes. As the event approached, the ~~scope~~ Ministry of People's Power for Sport confirmed the ~~National Communal Games was detailed, involving 33,947 participants from 230 communities across 25 states. The~~ games ~~were scheduled to~~ will run from October 22 to November 7, ~~with competitions distributed across four locations: Aragua, Carabobo, Caracas,~~ involving approximately 33,947 participants—including athletes, coaches, medical staff, and ~~Lara.~~ technical teams—from 230 communities across 25 states. Minister Franklin ~~Cardillo, head of the Ministry of People's Power for Sport,~~ Cardillo noted ~~that~~ the event is intended to serve as a talent pool for future Olympic cycles, specifically targeting the 2036 Olympics. Competitions are distributed across four primary locations: • Aragua: Kikimbol, football, indoor volleyball, and chess. • Carabobo: Conventional and adapted athletics, rhythmic and artistic gymnastics, and table tennis. • Caracas: Traditional competitions for seniors and group classes. • Lara: Aquatic sports, skateboarding, inline skating, 3x3 basketball, and baseball five. The opening ceremony is scheduled for October 23 in Aragua, with the closing ceremony to be held in Lara on November 6.

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