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(EFE) .- Although Mexico remains firm in the first place of the medal with 92 gold medals, Cuba has begun to cut distances to try to move Colombia from second place to the eleventh day Central American and Caribbean Games of Barranquilla
The Mexican delegation added six gold medals to its harvest this Sunday and with 81 silver medals and 56 bronzes, it reached a total of 229 medals, while Cuba won four gold medals on Sunday and 45 of that metal to match Colombia, which has 50.
The day gave Mexico joys in rhythmic gymnastics in sets generals and with Rut Castillo in general individual; as well as in synchronized swimming in the technical duo with Nuria Diosdado and Karem Achach, in shooting with José Sánchez in the 50m rifle 3 positions and in athletics with Patricia Sánchez and Juan Barrios in the 10,000-meter tests in both branches.
The Colombian gold medals were won by Nelson Soto during the test of the bike path; Mauricio Ortega in the final of the disc, Saskia Van Erven in individual foil in fencing and María Rodríguez, Juliana Franco and Laura Plazas in modality of the female trio in bowling.
Cuba can equal Colombia when it gets five more medals
Cuba, on the other hand, climbed to the top of the men's podium, in fencing with Reynier Henríquez in individual male sword, in athletics with Yarisley Silva in pole vault and in Greco-Roman wrestling with Luis Alberto Orta in 60kg, Ismael Borrero In 67kg, Ariel Fis in 77kg and Daniel Gregorich in 87kg
Venezuela also had a good result with the medals of 39, gold in open water 10km with Wilder Carreño, riding with Pablo Barrios in individual jumps, wrestling with Luillys Pérez in 97kg and in the hammer with Rosa Rodriguez.
Puerto Rico, meanwhile, was hooked gold at baseball, a sport in which Cuba earned this Sunday the silver medal, and also reached its pbad for the 2019 Pan American Games of Lima, beating Colombia by 3-1.
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