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A generous day in medals for Brazil, which added seven golds, the majority in water sports, as well as for Colombia, which finished with five golds more than the previous day, added these countries to the second and fifth places of the medal. table. of the Lima Games.
Peru has also improved positions, ascended the wave of their big day in surfing, and is now eighth with 7 golds.
Chile, with its five golds, is equal to those acquired four years ago in Toronto.
At the gate of the last week of competition, the US team leads without worries with 132 medals, 54 of them gold, now followed by Brazil, with 22 gold and 72 podiums, and Mexico, with 70 medals, 20 of First Class
They follow Canada, with 19 golds among their 79 medals, and Colombia, with 16 golds and 43 metals, which allows them to surpass Cuba, which has two less golds.
The medalist has new tenants: El Salvador, who entered the table with Bryan Pérez surfing bronze, and Bolivia and Paraguay thanks to tennis.
Press Release – Lima Lima 2019 Lima – https://t.co/SoyJM1j1iH pic.twitter.com/4sRTlb6lsp
– Olympic Committee COL (@OlimpicoCol) August 5, 2019
– Medal stand
TOTAL BRONZE SILVER NOW
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.1. United States 54 44 34 132
.2. Brazil 22 16 34 72
.3. Mexico 20 15 35 70
.4. Canada 19 36 24 79
.5. Colombia 16 12 15 43
.6. Argentina 14 15 15 44
.7. Cube 14 12 11 37
.8. Peru 7 6 10 23
.9. Chile 5 7 7 19
10. Dominican Republic 4 6 9 19
11. Ecuador 4 6 8 18
12. Puerto Rico 3 2 4 9
13. Venezuela 2 2 6 10
14. Trinidad and Tobago 2 1 1 4
15. Guatemala 1 3 4 8
16. Jamaica 0 1 1 2
16. Paraguay 0 1 1 2
16. Uruguay 0 1 1 2
19. Bolivia 0 1 0 1
21. Nicaragua 0 0 3 3
21. Antigua and Barbuda 0 0 1 1
21. Costa Rica 0 0 1 1
21. El Salvador 0 0 1 1
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