Spanish Olympic runner Miriam Casillas has launched a strong attack against Paris The 2024 organizers will make them swim in the unsafe Seine River and treat the athletes like a “circus.”
The swimming stage of the triathlon test takes place on the famous capital river in the fourth quarter, but only after that. A series of accessories due to concerns about the quality of two different water levels.
In fact, the trains were cancelled on Sunday at the second fair, with the female and male bullfights finally taking place at the fourth fair. Alex Yee produces a remarkable return. The dying embers are drawn to achieve a great victory.
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Women's bullfighting has already taken place, with Cassandre Beaugrand joining us with Britain's Beth Potter in third place.
In Spanish, Casillas finished 33rd in the grueling race, not including his strong support for the event and the way it was organised.
More than £1bn has been spent trying to clean up the river before the Olympics, with water readings not reaching “oil level” the day before the final events.
'They don't think about us athletes,' Casillas said. 'Here we think more about the spectacle, about the image, about making it beautiful and selling Senna, which is what the Paris Games have wanted since the opening, and we don't think anything about the health of the athletes.'
Casillas, who is also a qualified doctor, was also not convinced that swimming in the fourth gallery was safe, although the authorities would insist otherwise.
“I learned before people were collecting their documents.” There are many triathlons where the goal is to get gastroenteritis and even bigger problems that require months of treatment and antibiotics.
“Something that would clearly destroy his sporting career. I say this not only as an athlete, but also as a doctor.
“Saúde should come first and here we will sell that all these controls will be ugly for us, but the truth is that we thought of a real “B” plan, not a “B” to swim in. A river with limits… which is completely questionable because the tests are done on time, they are delayed by 24 hours, and for example, the quality of the water tonight was uneven.
“We are a bit like a circus, they put us in our position and we have to go through this phase. That's how it is.
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