— September 6, 2017
Carlos Nuzman, the new stone in the pond
Bad timing. Very bad. One week before the next IOC conclave, scheduled for September 13 in Lima, Peru, a new case of alleged corruption throws... Read more "
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— September 6, 2017
Bad timing. Very bad. One week before the next IOC conclave, scheduled for September 13 in Lima, Peru, a new case of alleged corruption throws... Read more "
— January 5, 2017
How much do the Olympic Games bring to the host country? Complex question. But the latest figures revealed by the Brazilian Ministry of Tourism provide the beginning of an answer. HAS... Read more "
— December 19, 2016
He left summer to plunge into winter. He abandoned the South American beaches to return to the arteries of Dublin. But Patrick Hickey shows no regret for having left... Read more "
— December 7, 2016
The IOC cannot be criticized for turning its back on innovation and creativity. On the first day of the last meeting of the year... Read more "
— April 18, 2016
Curious timing. A few days after a visit to Rio by the IOC Coordination Commission concluded with optimistic remarks and a reassuring speech, Brazil sank... Read more "
— March 24, 2016
Brazil is sinking deeper into political crisis every day. A slow but irremediable stalemate which has just claimed a victim directly linked to the Olympic Games... Read more "
— March 14, 2016
The IOC is optimistic. The organizers remain confident. The sports movement wants to be calm. The Rio Games will be a celebration, a success, an unreserved success. Let's admit. But... Read more "
— February 3, 2016
Rowing promised to be grandiose at the Rio Games. A natural body of water, the lagoon. A superb setting. A postcard setting. It probably will. But in small... Read more "
— December 29, 2015
Time does not stand still in Brazil. Too bad? So much the better? It depends. On this Tuesday, December 29, 2015, the Olympic countdown embedded on the home page of the site... Read more "
— November 24, 2015
Improbable scenario. Laurent Fabius, the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, almost unwillingly invited himself onto the Olympic chessboard. He did it for a good cause: the security of the Games... Read more "
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