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The sports that could disappear from the Olympic Games – and the new ones coming in

The sports that could disappear from the Olympic Games – and the new ones coming in

by Javier Nieto | Mar 24, 2026 | Olympic

The major battle over the Olympic program is no longer just about which sports deserve to be there, but which ones best fit the product the International Olympic Committee -IOC- wants to project over the next decade. With the initial Brisbane 2032 program postponed...
When policy overrides reality: who is protecting Women’s Sport?

When policy overrides reality: who is protecting Women’s Sport?

by Víctor García | Mar 24, 2026 | Opinion

The recent decision by World Boxing to declare boxer Lin Yu-ting eligible to compete in the women’s category, following a process that included genetic testing, medical review and structured evaluation, does not close a case: it opens a debate. Because beyond the...
Who is Laura Chinchilla, the link between the IOC and the UN

Who is Laura Chinchilla, the link between the IOC and the UN

by Juan José Saldaña | Mar 23, 2026 | +More

Former Costa Rican president Laura Chinchilla Miranda (2010–2014) became in March 2026 the new Permanent Observer of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to the United Nations (UN). The appointment, announced by IOC President Kristy Coventry, is part of the...
From Athletes to Leaders: The Female Impact at Milan Cortina 2026

From Athletes to Leaders: The Female Impact at Milan Cortina 2026

by Juan José Saldaña | Mar 19, 2026 | +More

Sport no longer ends when the finish line is crossed. For many women, that moment marks just the beginning of a new journey—one that takes them from the demands of high performance into the spaces where the future of the Olympic Movement is shaped. At the Milan...
The pressure on the IOC over its plans for sex determination testing

The pressure on the IOC over its plans for sex determination testing

by Juan José Saldaña | Mar 18, 2026 | +More

More than 80 organizations linked to sport and human rights have raised their voices against a possibility they consider deeply regressive: the implementation of genetic testing to determine the sex of athletes in high-performance sport. At the center of the debate is...
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