Wednesday 6 December 2023

Costa Rica Explains Anti-Doping Agreement Signed with Cuba

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Maximiliano Moreira, Cesar Sanchez, Carolina Guillen and Allan Rimola form the Comisión Nacional Antidopaje - CONAD CR. Photo ICODER press release.
Maximiliano Moreira, Cesar Sanchez, Carolina Guillen and Allan Rimola form the  Comisión Nacional Antidopaje – CONAD CR. Photo ICODER press release.

QCOSTARICA –  The coordinator of National Anti-doping Commission (Comisión Nacional Antidopaje – CONAD CR), Cesar Sanchez, stated today that thanks to an agreement signed by Costa Rica and Cuba, the official drug tests of Costa Rican athletes will take place in a Cuban laboratory.

The CONAD CR has the objective of training athletes, to ensure the purity of fair play in Costa Rican sport.  The commission is also responsible for planning, coordinating, implementing, monitoring and promoting improvements in doping control. Sanchez confirmed that they will be taking some 400 samples in the remainder of the year.

Sanchez stressed that a more proactive vision aims to share the knowledge to athletes, family and leaders, both at the amateur level in schools and colleges and of sports associations and federations.

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“With this strategy, we want to change paradigms, be seen as drivers of fair play, of the importance of socializing knowledge, rather than simply collectors or urine and/or blood samples,” said Sanchez

Costa Rica’s Sports and Recreation Institute, the ICODER, has donated US$190.000 dollars to strengthen the Commission’s work.

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