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FIFTH EDITION OF "ARMENIA CORRE" RACE HELD IN BUENOS AIRES
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(Agencia Prensa Armenia).- The fifth edition of "Armenia Corre" race
was held in Buenos Aires on Sunday, July 13, just before the World
Cup final match between Argentina and Germany.
With over 2,500 participants, athletes of all ages took part of
the 3k or 8k competition organized by Homenetmen to mark the 99th
anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. The race was open to anyone,
not only Argentine-Armenians, and many of the people who participated
of the race learned about Armenian history.
Horacio Terzian, Vice President of Homenetmen Buenos Aires and one of
the organizers of the race, explained that the slogan "Armenia runs
for equality and memory" means that "despite all historical events,
they could not knock us down, and today we are still standing and we
are going forward". The event received wide press coverage, even when
the news of the Argentina's National Football team defeat dominated
the headlines.
Last week, President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan visited Palermo
neighborhood, an area with a strong presence of the Armenian community,
to inaugurate the Armenian Genocide Museum and rename the "Armenian
Immigrants Square" after meeting with senior officials of the National
Government and the City of Buenos Aires.
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[ Part 2.2: "Attached Text" ]
[Armenia+Corre.jpg]
(Agencia Prensa Armenia).- The fifth edition of "Armenia Corre" race
was held in Buenos Aires on Sunday, July 13, just before the World
Cup final match between Argentina and Germany.
With over 2,500 participants, athletes of all ages took part of
the 3k or 8k competition organized by Homenetmen to mark the 99th
anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. The race was open to anyone,
not only Argentine-Armenians, and many of the people who participated
of the race learned about Armenian history.
Horacio Terzian, Vice President of Homenetmen Buenos Aires and one of
the organizers of the race, explained that the slogan "Armenia runs
for equality and memory" means that "despite all historical events,
they could not knock us down, and today we are still standing and we
are going forward". The event received wide press coverage, even when
the news of the Argentina's National Football team defeat dominated
the headlines.
Last week, President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan visited Palermo
neighborhood, an area with a strong presence of the Armenian community,
to inaugurate the Armenian Genocide Museum and rename the "Armenian
Immigrants Square" after meeting with senior officials of the National
Government and the City of Buenos Aires.
[armeniacorre5.jpg] [armeniacorre3.jpg]
__________________________________________________ __________________________
[LogoPrensaARMENIAPNG.png]
Agencia de Noticias Prensa Armenia Armenia 1366, Ciudad
de Buenos Aires, Argentina Tel. (5411) 4775-7595 int. 14
[email protected] twitter.com/PrensaArmenia
www.prensaarmenia.com.ar
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