Nesi, Ecuador’s great flag bearer | Editorial | Opinion

This bronze medal reflects all the values ​​and efforts that Neisi Patricia Dajomes Barrera has made for the Ecuadorian flag to participate in the 2024 Paris Olympics this August 10th.

You gave everything and we have you in our hearts! Neisi Dajomes wins bronze medal in weightlifting 81kg at Paris 2024

Of course, the goal is to repeat the gold medal won at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, but there is nothing to blame the athlete; on the contrary, there is something to be thankful for. Neisi managed to unite the Ecuadorians behind her and to keep them away from any political, social or economic divisions, at least for the duration of the Games. Neisi paid her dues and received a medal that made all of Latin America cheer. Neisi, a two-time Olympic medalist and an inspiration to weightlifting fans, was only one kilogram less than the 268 kg of Egypt’s Sara Ahmeda, who took the silver medal, and it must be recognized that the gold medal of the Norwegian Solfrid Joanda came with an Olympic record – 275 kg total and 154 kg in the clean and jerk.

Neisi Dajomes, the heroine of this work! The Ecuadorian woman with the most medals in the Olympics, and the only woman to win two medals in consecutive competitions

But Ness’s exploits can still be counted. He is the protagonist of Ecuador’s most successful appearance at the Olympics. He won three medals for the first time at the Tokyo Olympics, bringing him a gold medal.OO., and now he has added a fifth tricolor medal at the Paris Expo, a mark that can still continue to grow in the history of Ecuadorian sports.

Neisi Dajomes won bronze in the 81kg weightlifting event at the 2024 Paris Olympics: “I am happy for the medal, not for the result”

Nessi’s sister, Angie Palacios Dajomes, also won bronze on Friday in the 71kg category. Prior to that, Daniel Pintado won gold in marching, and Glenda Morejón and Lucía Yépez won gold in marching and silver in wrestling, respectively.

Second medal! Glenda Morejón and Daniel Pintado win silver in the 2024 Paris Mixed Relay Walkathon

Each of these athletes who have brought glory and pride to Ecuador not only surpassed their great competitors, but in their preparation and, to varying degrees, in their daily lives, they overcame obstacles that could have been avoided by the sports authorities.

An unforgettable performance! Angie Palacios wins bronze medal in 71kg weightlifting at the 2024 Paris Olympics

The result in Paris shows that Ecuador is the cradle of great men. Support cannot only be when they are on the podium, but must be permanent, and thanks to them for proving once again that the efforts and courage of the Ecuadorians are powerful and worthy of admiration and respect. (profound)