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Title: How Chile got to the top in one of the newest Olympic sports: competitive cheerleading.
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Chile has become the best exponent of competitive animation in South America.

This is how Chile can boast of having reached the top of one of the sports that have most recently been recognized by the International Olympic Committee, animation or cheerleading, as it is known in English.

Last weekend, the mixed team of the South American delegation won the gold medal at the World Animation Championship in the COED Elite category, beating England and Puerto Rico, which completed the podium, and 14 other countries from all over the world. .

"Finally we came in first place. The organization gave us world champion rings, the gold medals and the trophy. We are Team Chile that came to compete here," added coach César Aracena in statements to Cooperativa de Chile radio.

The Chilean team champion of the COED Elite in the animation world championship.

Aracena, together with Sergio Vidal, won the "Coaches of the Year" award given by the International Animation Union (ICU), an organization that has more than 100 national federations and 4.5 million registered athletes. .

Growth

With its first gold medal in the world championships, having previously won silver and bronze, Chile follows in Mexico's footsteps towards the elite of this sport.

The Mexican representation, which in 2016 won three gold medals at the Elite level, participated this year in the highest category, the Premier, managing to advance to the final won by the main power of this sport, the United States.

Chile has been progressing little by little in the cheerleading world championships and in 2017 it won its first gold medal.

"It began to be forged more than 10 years ago and with the passage of time a lot of progress has been made," a spokesperson for the Sports Federation of Cheerleaders and Animation Groups of Chile, Fedecheer, told BBC Mundo.

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