Cuba achieved another great day with seven medals, one gold, two silver and four bronze, in the VII Parapan American Games of Santiago de Chile 2023, a multisport event that will conclude on the 26th.

Four of the six disciplines in which Cubans took part in the Games were awarded on Sunday, with a gold medal for the para-artistics, in which a silver medal was also won, along with the para-weight.

In the bronze medals, paragliding repeated on the podium and para-swimming and para-judo were also included, the latter with two bronze medals.

The champion of the largest of the Antilles today was the para-sniper Yenigladis Suarez, in the 10-meter air pistol, while as runners-up were the para-sniper Di Angelo Loringa (10-meter air pistol) and the para-weights Pablo Ramirez (54 kilograms).

The bronze quartet was formed by parajudocas José Romero and Jennys García, both in the 73 kilograms (kg), para-swimmer Lorenzo Pérez Escalona, in the 100 meters freestyle, and para-weigher Leydis Rodríguez (45 kg).

The road para-cycling against the clock, in which Jorge González finished in 22nd place, the table paratriathlon, with only preliminary trials, as well as the archery para-sprinting, were without medals.

Cuba woke up today in eighth place in the medal table (1-1-1), and on the official website of the Games, at 7:00 p.m. Cuban time on Sunday, it was still in eighth place (2-3-5), when there are still finals to be held in several disciplines, but without the presence of Cubans.

So far, Brazil (33-21-22), the United States (11-11-11) and Argentina (9-8-12) lead the actions, followed by Colombia (fourth/8-12-12), Chile (fifth/5-4-5), Mexico (sixth/3-10-11) and Canada (seventh/3-1-6), in that order.