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Sudanese athletes in Japan hope peace process will boost sport

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Maebashi, Sep 4 (EFE) .- The South Sudan Olympic delegation, which has been in training for months in Japan after the postponed Olympics, follows the peace process undertaken in their country at a distance, which they hope will contribute to the development of sport in the nation.(Imagen: María Roldán).SHOT LIST: SOUTH SUDAN OLYMPICS DELEGATION TRAINING IN MAEBASHI, JAPAN.SOUND BITES: RUNNER ABRAHAM MATET GUEM (IN ENGLISH)

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