For Joselyn Brea, Saturday, May 18, has been a very special day. Congratulations have come from many cities around the world, and it is no wonder. After a lot of effort, he got his passport to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. And he did it directly, by achieving the minimum mark required in the 5,000-meter dash at the Los Angeles Grand Prix.

The young Bancamiga athlete crossed the finish line with a time of 14 minutes, 36 seconds and 59 hundredths, achieving the national, South American and Ibero-American record.

“I am happy to have achieved the mark directly. For me, it is very important to have done that time. This way I don’t have to wait for ranking. The work we have been doing is very good, and I thank my sponsors, especially Bancamiga, for accompanying me on the road to Paris 2024.”

The executive president of Bancamiga, Ariel José Martínez, expressed his “immense joy” for the classification of Brea, a woman who with her perseverance, discipline and commitment has put the name of the country very high.

“We are glad to have accompanied her on her Olympic route, where she achieved three gold medals at the Central American and Caribbean Games, and then another two at the Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile. At Bancamiga we are sure that in Paris she will give her all against the best in the world.”

Los Angeles was once again the setting for Brea to demonstrate her excellent conditions. Last year he set a time of 14.47.76 minutes, which on that occasion also represented a national and South American record, which could even have been his ticket to the Olympic Games, but the qualification period had not begun.

First Venezuelan in history to compete that distance in the Olympics

This Friday night and early Saturday morning at Drake Stadium, at the University of California, the woman from Carabobo finished second, behind the American Elle St. Pierre, world indoor 3,000 meter champion, who recorded an astonishing 14:34.12.

With this place in Paris 2024, Joselyn Brea became the 26th qualifier for Venezuela and the first Venezuelan in history to compete in that distance in the Olympics. On May 31 and June 9 he will be competing in the 1,500-meter dash, the other distance in which he seeks to qualify for Paris.

“I tell all Venezuelans that now I have to continue training hard and taking good care of myself to get to the Olympic Games very well and make a good performance for Venezuela,” Brea concluded.

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Sport is one of the fields of action that Bancamiga promotes in the country. And it does so by promoting its practice among its collaborators and supporting amateur and professional sports and figures that serve as an example of honesty, commitment and responsibility.

In recent years, Bancamiga has been accompanying athletes who are a reference for Venezuelans who are struggling to achieve their goals. Now in its quest to reach the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Bancamiga will give its full support to the athlete Joselyn Brea, who this Sunday made her debut in style in the 3,000-meter flat event in the competitive Diamond League, organized by the World Athletic, the governing body for athletics in the world, explains a statement from the financial organization.

The executive president of Bancamiga Banco Universal, Ariel José Martínez, expressed his satisfaction with the support for this 28-year-old young woman, who will help position the brand in a segment that is key for the country, since sport is synonymous with commitment and honesty, values ​​that are essential in the growth of Bancamiga and Venezuela.

“For Bancamiga it is essential to promote sport within the institution, because it is associated with a better state of health of its staff and therefore in terms of improvements in performance and productivity. It is also important to promote it abroad due to the impact it has due to the visibility of the company in areas related to our social responsibility and the construction of a better country”, he pointed out.

He also recalled that in April, Bancamiga launched the Together we make a team campaign, which has as its leitmotif “Dream and do it big. Believe, grow and let no one stop you”, where five passionate and committed Venezuelans (soccer player Deyna Castellanos, karate fighter Antonio Díaz, climber Federico Pisani, photographer Henry González and designer Amanda Dudamel) left behind endless obstacles to achieve their goals.

“Today we see Brea as an athlete who is focused on continuing her training and preparation plans with a view to obtaining her ticket to Paris 2024, achieving an outstanding participation in the World Cup in Budapest, scheduled from August 19 to 27 of this year, and a medal at the Pan American Games in Santiago de Chile, which will be held between October 20 and November 5, 2023. It is a pleasure for Bancamiga to accompany her in making those dreams come true”.

Her impressive track record deserves the support of Bancamiga and many others

The woman from Carabobo made her debut this Sunday in the Diamond League and expressed that she was very happy with her performance against the best distance players in the world. “I am going through a great moment and I hope to continue giving my best in the next competitions. The next stop of the Diamond League will be in Monaco (July 21), in a mile that will be very tough”, he said.

She is a practitioner of cycling and semi-distance and long-distance races. In 2020 she was a bronze medalist in the Duathlon European Championship (cycling + racing) and was gold in the Duathlon World Championship in 2021 and 2022.

This year she had a historic performance at the XXIV Central American and Caribbean Games, held in El Salvador, by achieving three gold medals in the 1,500-meter (record), 5,000-meter flat (record) and half-marathon events. Already in May she became the first South American woman to drop below 15 minutes in 5,000 meters, when at the Sound Running Track Fest, held in California, United States, she finished in 14:47.76.

Yesterday in Silesia, Poland, Brea crossed the finish line in 8 minutes 43 seconds 26 hundredths, setting not only a new national but also a South American record for the distance. With that mark, she broke the record that she herself had set in Sabadell (Spain) on February 8, 2022, and also destroyed the one in the region held by the Argentine Florencia Borelli with 8.53.88, achieved in Memphis (United States), on the 29th. July last year.

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The French government approved the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in video surveillance systems that will be implemented to guarantee security during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

The event, which will take place next year, from July 26 to August 11, will bring together the teams of the different sports disciplines in addition to thousands of visitors and to guarantee security, in addition to avoiding suspicious behavior, AI will be used.

The position has been defended by the French Ministry of the Interior, as well as the National Assembly, as a priority for all involved. In this sense, the security cameras “will have AI algorithms, it is not to identify people or profiles, but predetermined scenarios such as fires, traffic jams, abandoned packages and crowd movements.”

Based on the data collected, the authorities will decide if they should intervene, applying the mechanisms and protocols to safeguard people’s lives.

The measure, which was approved, must follow an analysis by the deputies in charge of giving the final answer on this technology.

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Source: trespm.mx

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