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Cartagena and Barranquilla dominate the semifinal of the Chess Tournament 'A the Wheel Wheel'
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Cartagena and Barranquilla dominate the semifinal of the Chess Tournament 'A the Wheel Wheel'

The article reports on the semifinals of the VIII Torneo de Ajedrez 'A la Rueda Rueda' held in Cartagena, where 19 young players advanced to the national finals scheduled for October. The event attracted around 200 participants from nine municipalities across Colombia, highlighting strong representation from Barranquilla and Cartagena, which secured six spots each. The tournament emphasized competitive fairness and regional integration, with teams from various regions competing. Atlántico department led with eight qualifiers, followed by Bolívar with six, while other departments contributed fewer spots.

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Cartagena and Barranquilla dominate the semifinal of the Chess Tournament 'A the Wheel Wheel'

The article reports on the semifinals of the VIII Torneo de Ajedrez 'A la Rueda Rueda' held in Cartagena, where 19 young players advanced to the national finals scheduled for October. The event attracted around 200 participants from nine municipalities across Colombia, highlighting strong representation from Barranquilla and Cartagena, which secured six spots each. The tournament emphasized competitive fairness and regional integration, with teams from various regions competing. Atlántico department led with eight qualifiers, followed by Bolívar with six, while other departments contributed fewer spots.

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