Havana - Cuban sports movement and the entire country remembers today the bombing of a Cubana airplane in Barbados that killed 73 people, including the youth fencing team.

Commemorative events and meetings with relatives mark the tribute to the victims of this terrorist act, which occurred 39 years ago and that still claims for justice.

Havana - The hurdler Dayron Robles, Olympic and world champion in Beijing-2008, is already training here wishing for his return to the national athletic team, revealed today the National Federation of the discipline.

‘According to the Federation rules he could earn, from his results, the right to become once more a member of the national team’, said a press release of the institution.

Ciego de Avila - The 6th International Fishing Torunament Jardines del rey ''Big Game Trolling'' begins today in Cay Guillermo with the presence of teams from Canada, United Kingdom, Turkey and Cuba.

The meeting will take until next day 10 in waters close to the Marlin fleet, with the Tag and Release technique, which method is used in this type of events around the world in order to protect the marine species.

Tokyo - The Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games in Tokyo 2020 today officially proposed the return of baseball to the summer events.

The possibility the International Olympic Committee (IOC) offers to the host country to propose new sports allowed to Tokyo-2020 suggest five disciplines, which complete karate, surfing, skateboarding and climbing.

Rome - Latin America achieved a remarkable representation in the first list of 59 candidates for the Ballon d''Or-2015 by adding 24 players, as commented today the Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport.

As first of the list appears Argentina, led by the great forward player and favorite Leo Messi, who is accompanied by Sergio Agüero, Javier Mascherano, Nicolás Otamendi, Javier Pastore and Carlos Tévez.

París - In a dramatic escalation of the corruption scandal engulfing world football Swiss investigators accompanied by Swiss police swept into FIFA''s headquarters as their attention also turned to Michael Platini Head of UEFA.

Embattled FIFA chief Sepp Blatter is suspected of "disloyal payment" to UEFA head Michel Platini, who had hoped to succeed him, the office of Switzerland's attorney general said.