US EditionBlack Stones Makes History with the First National Adapted Sport
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This Saturday, Mayor Jacobo Rodríguez led the inauguration of the First National for Sportsmen with Intellectual Disabilities, Down Syndrome, Autism and Cerebral Paralysis 2026, held at the Santiago V. González Sports Unit, consolidating Piedras Negras as the venue for a historic event in favor of inclusion and adapted sport. The great meeting brings together more than 400 athletes from different states of the Mexican Republic, bringing together…
With the participation of around 600 athletes, representing 24 delegations of the country, this Saturday took place in Piedras Negras, the inauguration of the First National for Sportsmen with Intellectual Disabilities, Down Syndrome, Autism and Cerebral Palsy, which takes place in Mexico. Therefore, Rommel Pacheco, head of the National Commission for Physical Culture and Sport, a clavadista and Olympic medallist, who traveled to this border tow…
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