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After a few months, a commission sent by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) visit each candidate city to evaluate the project, as with Madrid today. After the visit, the committee prepares a report is not binding on the final decision. Before this vote, a group representative of each candidate travels to the IOC headquarters in Lausanne (Switzerland), to make a presentation of the project against Executive Committee and, after a few months, the vote and election of the Olympic host. The IOC is a private club comprised of 124 members from around the world responsible for selecting which hosts the Winter Olympics and summer every four years. Their selection criteria are often little less to do with sport than with political or economic strategies. Hence, the three cities with more options to host the Games are Chicago, Tokyo and Madrid. First three candidates with a project more or less equal and able to organize the Olympic Games, the IOC are looking beyond sports. a Chicago builds on the support of President Obama, who wants to celebrate the Games in the city where he has lived for many years.

And the U.S. has half of the sponsors of the IOC, which represents 40% of the income of the Olympic body. Tokyo has the backing of the Japanese economy and large contracts with multinational companies that would mean a windfall. And finally Madrid, leaving a certain disadvantage and the Royal Family seeks the support needed to boost the candidacy. There seems to be an unwritten rule within the IOC to avoid award two years in a row within the same continent. This would be a plus for Chicago and against Madrid for the conclusion of 2012 and to Tokyo for Beijing in 2008. Madrid’s argument is that London 2012 will be a Madrid 2016 Games would Anglos and Latinos Games.

Rio de Janeiro part with the handicap of a lack of confidence from the IOC for the insecurity caused by inequality and poverty. a The race for the 2016 Olympic venue ends with the final vote on October 9, 2009. Four cities facing each other to become the world’s eyes for a month. Hopefully, the hunch of Madrid found not to gases. Almena journalist Raul Granado org. Collaboration is the Solidarity Center (CCS) is a service of social awareness of the NGO Solidarity, with the objective of informing and educating the society and media professionals on issues of solidarity, social justice, a culture of peace, human rights, with special emphasis on the fight against poverty, exclusion and environmental protection. The CCS part of the fundamental need to integrate information and communication development as an element of cooperation. Through its analysts made articles in professional format high-quality journalism adapted to the spaces of the media and disseminated through their international networks. In the website of CCS can be found all items, developed to date, classified by topic.

Diabetes is an increasingly common disease, and in a family can have several members with the disease. The prevention and treatment should be so familiar as well. Patricia High-Edo and her daughter Jasmine Edo, play the violin and love to sing. The two enjoy playing volleyball and watching movies and traveling together. They love shopping and their size allows them to exchange clothes.

Now share more than either wants: diabetes. For four years, Ms. High-Edo, 42, has suffered from diabetes, a metabolic disorder in which the body produces too little insulin to control blood sugar levels in the blood. During that time, Jasmine has known that there are risks of developing the same disease, reddish discoloration of the skin around his neck was a sign of it. In January, Jasmine’s doctor asked the mother to begin to check the sugar level in the blood of Jasmine.

The numbers have reached 125, a level of 126 causes a person to pass a diagnosis of pre-diabetes to diabetes. She understands what it means, has seen his father for the disease, to me and an aunt who suffered from it, says Ms. High-Edo about Jasmine. Her aunt lost both legs, another aunt also suffers from diabetes and his father and grandmothers. But Jasmine is the only one in his family to suffer from diabetes at a young age: 13 years. Patricia High-Edo is among the 13. 3 million Americans over age 20 who have been diagnosed with diabetes, more than half the number in 1980.