La Paz Celebrates 58 Medals in CONADE Games, Mayor Highlights Sports Investment

La Paz has achieved significant success in the CONADE Games, accumulating 58 medals and involving 37 athletes in the 2023-2026 period. Municipal President Milena Quiroga Romero emphasized that the 'Impulso' program has become a vital strategy for developing young people through sports and culture.

During a press conference, Quiroga Romero stated that these athletic achievements represent more than just medals. They reflect the municipality's commitment to creating opportunities and encouraging healthy lifestyles among younger generations. "These medals are the result of the effort, discipline, and commitment of our youth. They also show that investing in sports and culture transforms lives," she said.

La Paz athletes earned 12 medals in 2023, 14 in 2024, 21 in 2025, and 11 so far in 2026, with potential for more as competitions continue. The city has excelled nationally in disciplines such as athletics, boxing, cycling, para-athletics, weightlifting, canoeing, and wrestling. Notably, 51% of the participants are women, underscoring progress in sports inclusion and equity.

In addition to athletic achievements, the city is expanding its offerings with summer courses for 2026. The Guillermo “Memo” Ayón Municipal Sports Center will host activities like swimming, basketball, taekwondo, volleyball, athletics, and boxing. The “El Piojillo” Municipal Sports Center will feature robotics, soccer, karate, basketball, and artistic activities. The new La Pitahaya Impulso Center will provide accessible sports programs, while the Municipal Center for the Arts will offer painting, modern dance, playful English, scientific labs, and physical activities. Free programs will also be available at municipal libraries.

Quiroga Romero reiterated that strengthening sports infrastructure, supporting coaches, and providing access to training activities are key to building healthier communities. These initiatives aim to reduce violence and increase opportunities for the youth.

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These medals are the result of the effort, discipline, and commitment of our youth. They also show that investing in sports and culture transforms lives.