#Alejandra Valencia

[thommi-tomate]

Mexico won bronze in team archery, its first medal in Paris and its first medal in this competition in Mexican history 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Gracias por tanto perdón por tan poco Ale,Ana Pau y Angie 😭😭🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[alltoowsll]

ESOOOOOOOOOO

[unachicaeneldesierto]

Muchas felicidades chicas!

[istandonsnowpiles]

I’m totally normal about Mexico’s archer

[aperint]

Realidades muy diferentes

Realidades muy diferentes #aperturaintelectual #deportesaintelectual @aguilarpalafox @Luis Aguilar Palafox Luis Felipe Aguilar Palafox

Por: Luis Felipe Aguilar Palafox El deporte mexicano tuvo un gran fin de semana y de nuevo fue porque las mujeres deportistas dieron la cara por nuestro país. En Turquía, Alejandra Valencia, Aída Román y Ángela Ruíz; conquistaron otro triunfo para el tiro con arco nacional al llevarse la medalla de oro en el Campeonato Mundial venciendo a la gran potencia China en la final. Mientras en Canadá,…

[dominiopublco]

Alejandra Valencia denuncia que Conade redujo su beca tras ganar medalla en París

“No pues muchas gracias”, escribió de manera irónica la deportista quien hace menos de un mes ganó medalla de bronce en París Continue reading Alejandra Valencia denuncia que Conade redujo su beca tras ganar medalla en París

[labrecha]

Bronce para México con Alejandra Valencia, Andrea Ruiz y Ana Vázquez

#Bronce para #México en #París2024 con #AlejandraValencia, #AndreaRuiz y #AnaVázquez en #TiroconArco

París / Julio 28 de 2024.- Alejandra Valencia, Andrea Ruiz y Ana Paula Vázquez ganaron la primera medalla para México en los Juegos Olímpicos de París 2024, las mexicanas se impusieron tres sets a uno a las de Países Bajos para llevarse el bronce de tiro con arco femenil por equipo. Las mexicanas llegaron a París 2024 como la tercera nación clasificada, mantuvieron su desempeño hasta conseguir el…

[baby-alien11]

Let me tell you something about sports in Mexico, now that the Olympics are happening

You'll see amazing athlethes in Paris like Alexa Moreno, Prisca Awiti, Alan Cleland, Kenia Lechuga, Ana Paula Vazquez, Alejandra Valencia, Angela Ruiz and a lot more, but they don't have the goverment support to go to this events, they literally have to go seek support by their own, have multiple jobs and things like that (Ana Guevara, who was an Olympic athlethe years ago is now head of the CONADE, and steals all the money for the athlethes and then wants to take the credit), and while the masculine football soccer, which we are horrible, gets all the support for the goverment

That's why most athlethes have to leave the country to seek oportunities to achieve success, and this doesn't apply only to Olympic athlethes, also with other categories like in motorsports, and we also feel protective of them considering the massive hate, racism and xenophobia they often recieve

And no mather the level of success they achive, we will always feel proud of them for representing us in international sports like Olympics, F1, or more

Gracias

[fashionboots]

Alejandra Valencia

https://www.instagram.com/aleevaalenciaa?igsh=MTdpZzJndDk5bWI1Yg==

[carabanchelnet]

SI NO TENEMOS CASA OCUPAREMOS LA PLAZA será el 15M2..? Decenas de personas acampan en Valencia por el derecho a la vivienda. ¿Será la chispa qué incendiará la pradera? Video publicado por Alejandra Jacinto @AleJacintoUrang

[callmeanxietygirl]

#GraciasTotales ❤️

¡USTEDES SON ENORMES! 🇲🇽👏

🥈Prisca Awiti

🥈Osmar Olvera y Juan Celaya

🥈Marco Alonso Verde

🥉Osmar Olvera

🥉Alejandra Valencia, Ana Paula Vázquez y Ángela Ruiz.

Nuestros deportistas mexicanos que han puesto en alto el nombre de México en los Juegos Olímpicos de París 2024.🇫🇷❤️🇲🇽

Ellos son los que han dado la cara por el país a pesar de que pocos han tenido apoyo de la CONADE.

A pesar de las burlas de muchos qué no creían en ellos.

Sus medallas valen oro 🎖por el enorme esfuerzo que realizan día a día y en ocasiones con sus propios recursos.

De pie ante estos héroes🤝👏

[nightlocktime]

A bit late but couldn't forget about them, our Paralympics delegation. They absolutely killed it. Every single one of them giving it all and making us proud.

Thank you to all of our 78 participants, 28 medalists, and 44 diplomas.

Alex Enrique Martínez Guevara, Ana Lucía Pinto Ochoa, Andrés Felipe Mosquera Neira, Angie Lizeth Pabón Mamian, Aura Cristina Poblador Granados, Bertha Cecilia Fernández Arango, Brayan Mauricio Triana Herrera, Buinder Brainer Bermúdez Villar, Carlos Andrés Vargas Villanueva, Carlos Daniel Serrano Zárate, Daniel Giraldo Correa, Daniela Carolina Munévar Flórez, Darian Faisury Jiménez Sánchez, David Felipe Rendón Acosta, Diego Fernando Meneses Medina, Edilson Chica Chica, Edwin Fabián Matiz Ruiz, Eglain Antonio Mena Lemus, Erica María Castaño Salazar, Euclides Grisales Diaz, Fabio Torres Silva, Francy Esther Osorio Calderón, Fredy Duvian López Morales, Gabriela Oviedo Rueda, Giovanny Andrés Malambo Rachez, Gisell Natalia Prada Pachón, Héctor Julio Ramírez Murcia, Ionis Dayana salcedo rodríguez, Jesús Alberto López, Jesús Augusto Romero Montoya, Jhohan Darío Ardila Cárdenas, Jhon Alexander Hernández García, Jhon Eider González Hernández, Jhon Fredy Gómez Giraldo, Jhon Sebastián Obando Asprilla, José Gregorio Lemos Rivas, Juan Alejandro Campas Sánchez, Juan David Pérez Quintero, Juan Esteban García Sánchez, Juan Esteban Patiño Giraldo, Juan José Betancourt Quiroga, Julián Andrés Jaramillo Téllez, Karen Tatiana Palomeque Moreno, Kevin Alfonso Moreno Gualaco, Laura Carolina González Rodríguez, Leider Albeiro Lemus Rojas, Leidy Johanna Chica Chica, Lino Nicolás Coca Castro, Luis dahir Arizala Ocoró, Luis Fernando Lara Rodallega, Luis Fernando Lucumí Villegas, Luis Francisco Sanclemente, María Alejandra Murillo Benítez, María Angélica Bernal Villalobos, María Mónica Daza Guzmán, María Paula Barrera Zapata, María Salomé Henao Sánchez, María Teresa Restrepo Rojas, Mariana Guerrero Martínez, Mauricio Andrés Valencia Campo, Mayerli Buitrago Ariza, Miguel Ángel Rincón Narváez, Nelson Crispín Corzo, Niver Rangel palmera, Paula Andrea Ossa Veloza, Reynel Romero Montoya, Santiago Solis Torres, Sara del Pilar Vargas Blanco, William Jair higuera Ocampo, Xiomara Saldarriaga Hernández, Yamil David Acosta Manjarrez, Yasiris Blandón Escobar, Yeferson Suárez Cardona, Yeniffer Paredes Muriel, Yesenia María Restrepo Muñoz, Yesica Paola Muñoz Nieto, Zharith Alejandra Rodríguez Silva, Zuleiny Rodríguez Trujillo

[juarezesdeporte]

CAE LA TERCERA MEDALLA PARA MÉXICO

Paris, Francia.Medalla en clavados, tiro con arco y más: los resultados de México en París 2024 este 2 de agosto

-Este 2 de agosto continúan las actividades en los Juegos Olímpicos de París 2024 y México tuvo una participación muy activa en la madrugada de este viernes.

Plata en clavados sincronizados

Osmar Olvera y Juan Celaya consiguieron una medalla de plata histórica para México, al finalizar en segundo lugar en clavados sincronizados en trampolín de 3 metros.

Esta es la primera vez que México gana una medalla en esta modalidad de clavados y en esta nota te contamos cómo ocurrió.

La pareja mexicana de Osmar Olvera y Juan Celaya se colgó la medalla de plata en clavados sincronizados en trampolín de 3 metros.

Tiro con arco mixto

El equipo mexicano, integrado por Alejandra Valencia y Matias Grande, ganó en 3 sets a la selección de Brasil con un marcador de 5-1.

Ale Valencia, con hielo en las venas, tiró un 10 en su última flecha para asegurarle el pase a México a la siguiente ronda, que se jugará a las 07:12 horas de este 2 de agosto.

Ale Valencia y Matias Grande avanzaron a cuartos de final. Foto: Comité Olímpico Mexicano.

Décimo lugar en Remo

La dupla de Alexis López y Miguel Carballo finalizaron como la décima mejor pareja del mundo en remo al obtener un tiempo de 6:25.82, lo que les sirvió para quedar en cuarto lugar de la final B de LM2x.

El resultado de Alexis y Miguel fue el mejor en la historia de México en esta disciplina. Foto: Comité Olímpico Mexicano.

Fuera de tiro con pistola

Alejandra Zavala quedó en el puesto 16 de la clasificatoria de tiro con pistola de 25 metros, lo cual no fue suficiente para avanzar a la siguiente ronda, donde únicamente los 8 primeros lugares avanzaban.

Te interesa: Así va el medallero de los Juegos Olímpicos de París 2024 este 01 de agosto

(Rogelio Loredo)

[unachicaeneldesierto]

Muchísimas felicidades a Alejandra Valencia medalla de plata en la Final de la Copa Mundial de Tiro con Arco.

[oncexinxmyxdreams]

Encanto OC Event Week 1: Francisca Cordova

Moodboard for Francisca ♟️

(Major spoilers for Miracles Come in Pairs, but I can't hold them back anymore.😅 )

Full Name: Francisca Valencia Salazar Cordova.

DOB: May 24th, 1920.

POB: Villavicencio, Colombia.

Likes/Hobbies: Books, coffee, chess, organizing, piano and solving mind games.

Dislikes: Social interactions, overly emotional people, migraines, vomiting and concepts she can’t understand. Always annoyed when Alejandra’s mice get in her stuff. Also dislikes avocados due to a bad experience.

MBTI: INTJ

Height: 5'7"

Hair Color/Style: Black hair, shaggy pixie cut. Partially covers her ears. Has natural curls which are Type 3C. It used to be past her shoulders, but she cut it too short and it's growing out.

Eye color: Forest green with warm brown encircling the pupils. She has central heterochromia.

Sexual Orientation: Asexual/Aromantic.

Voice: Natalia Reyes.

Positive Traits:  Intelligent, logical, confident, astute, faithful and caring.

Negative Traits: Insensitive, combative, judgmental and arrogant.

Habits: She's done her best to avoid smoking because she did it often as a teen. She only has a cigarette now and then if stressed.

Talents: Sharp memory, keen eye for detail and sketching. Can imitate voices well and skilled with piano. Linguist.

Pets:  A brown cat named Litzy. Francisca rescued her from drowning and nursed her to health. Litzy was only a couple weeks old then. Francisca wanted to sell her since she didn't care for another pet. (Alejandra's got her mice and steeds.) However, when she had a bad migraine, Litzy snuggled against her and somehow made brought comfort. Litzy stayed ever since. Not necessarily a pet but also has a mule for travel named Vendaval. She trusts him more than Alejandra's horse and he's bigger than a common mule.

Favorite Food: She'd say coffee, but she likes Almojábana or Arepa Boyacanese.

Career: The town doctor's assistant.

Family: Fraternal twin to Alejandra. (Francisca's the firstborn by 15 minutes.) Only close to her mom Mercedes Reyes and never was with her dad Pablo Salazar. Had her maternal grandma, Perla, not died when she was little, she'd have another close family member. Honestly, don't bother asking her about her other family. She has no interest in them.

Backstory: Despite seeming a little slow with learning to crawl and walk, Francisca became an intelligent child. She learned to read on her own and play chess. She quickly learned piano and understood mathematics. It wasn't really appreciated. Francisca was (and still is) antisocial. She's never been good with interactions. She can be arrogant and even sardonic. Pablo tried to bond with her, but always found it difficult. Honestly, he tried doing things a normal child would like, not see what his daughter enjoyed. Most of her family thought she was too strange and unpleasant. That and she as she grew older, she wasn't afraid to call out...um, BS... when she saw it. This made her the black sheep. Family would say that despite being smart, she was heartless. Anyone who knew the family saw her that way. There was gossip. The only ones Francisca gets along with best is Mercedes and her own twin Alejandra. They never saw her as a problem. 

Francisca started getting migraines at 5 years old. Her family figured it was genetic. Mercedes's father was reported to have these often. It included the symptoms of light sensitivity, nausea and vomiting. Even with the pain, Francisca's never been afraid of a hard day's work. She's never been intimidated by learning and built up so much knowledge which has helped her. Work smart and work hard.

After her parents' separation and living in Cali, near the rural parts, she was a farm hand tending big fields. She spent any free time at the libraries learning about languages and science. She researched every medical book she could find to cure Malaria while Mercedes was slowly dying. Only 15, Francisca was heartbroken losing her dear mother and concerned for the future. She couldn't let grief and worry overcome. They needed someone to lead and provide. She'd do it. Having to survive on their own and being fired over her behaviors, Francisca found herself desperate. She used her wits as a con artist. She could talk her way out of anything when she analyzed a person's weakness. She had developed no qualms of breaking up relationships, sowing distrust etc. You do what you have to do right?

She was noticed by a group of brothers who were impressed and offered to let her join their con artist team. It worked for a couple years, until things went awry, and they offered a deal Francisca despised. It was asking for Alejandra to spend a night with one of the brothers even if it meant by force. Francisca refused and threatened even when they threatened her. They wouldn't take no for an answer. Francisca managed to trick them into getting arrested. One of them was killed in a fight. Though she didn't kill him, Francisca was arrested. She reassured Alejandra she'd get out soon by convincing the courts. Her confidence got the best of her. 

Francisca wasn't able to fool anyone, and she was angry her tactics failed. AOn top of it all, she became terribly ill in prison and grew frail. What ailed her, the prison didn't know and sent her off to another place. She was in a whirl of nonstop pain as her migraines grew worse: the worst pain of her life. Alejandra wasn't allowed to visit or even told the new location! It was a minister who stepped in and helped her slowly recover. He believed her story and encouraged her to find a new calling than tricking others. It took a long time, but they finally got Francisca free. She was overcome with joy to reunite with her twin. Those 6 months was the longest time they'd ever been apart.

Now to the movie's timeline. Some things haven't changed for Francisca now that she's 30. Migraines still persist, she can still be insensitive to others, but she still lives with Alejandra. Francisca continues working hard but found her new calling as the town doctor's assistant. Impressed by her medical knowledge, he offered the job, and she gained many experiences. She's helped save lives, deliver babies and fix broken bones. It doesn't change the town's opinion of her. She's been nicknamed, the Green-Eyed Viper, Heartless and Perra. They'll joke about her. "You know where Francisca Cordova will go when she dies? Nowhere. She's soulless!" "Ay Cordova, have you sold your soul? Oh wait. You couldn't have! You never had one!"

Francisca knows all of that but doesn't let it get to her. She won't let anything get to her. Not even a magical place with a sentient house and people with powers! Not even an old friend of her mom who just may understand her so well!

@encanto-extended-edition

[gposada]

Día Internacional de la Mujer y la Niña en la Ciencia: Un llamado a la equidad en la ingeniería. El 11 de febrero se conmemora el Día Internacional de la Mujer y la Niña en la Ciencia, una fecha proclamada por la⁠ Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas⁠ con el objetivo de visibilizar y reconocer el papel fundamental que juegan las mujeres y las niñas en los campos de la ciencia, la tecnología, la ingeniería y las matemáticas (STEM, por sus siglas en inglés). A pesar de los avances logrados, la participación femenina en estas áreas sigue siendo minoritaria, lo que evidencia la persistencia de barreras y estereotipos de género que limitan su desarrollo profesional. Según datos de la ⁠UNESCO⁠, las mujeres representan solo el 28% de las personas que se dedican a la investigación y desarrollo a nivel mundial. Esta brecha se agudiza en el campo de la ingeniería, donde la presencia femenina es aún más baja. Sin embargo, existen iniciativas y programas que buscan fomentar la inclusión de las mujeres en esta disciplina, como el programa de Ingeniería Aeroespacial de la Universidad de Antioquia, que ha logrado aumentar la participación de mujeres en el área. Como pionera en la promoción de la equidad de género en la ingeniería, la UdeA ha implementando estrategias que buscan derribar estereotipos y brindar oportunidades a las mujeres que desean incursionar en este campo. Gracias a estas iniciativas, cada vez son más las mujeres que se destacan en áreas como el diseño y la construcción de satélites, el desarrollo de sistemas de propulsión y la investigación en energías renovables. La celebración del Día Internacional de la Mujer y la Niña en la Ciencia es una oportunidad desde hace 10 años para reflexionar sobre los desafíos que aún enfrentan las mujeres en el ámbito científico y tecnológico, así como para reconocer y celebrar sus logros. Proponemos seguir trabajando en la construcción de un entorno más inclusivo y equitativo, donde las niñas y las mujeres puedan desarrollar todo su potencial en la ciencia y la ingeniería, contribuyendo así al avance de la sociedad. Presentadoras: Leidy Johana Quintero y Katherine Jiménez. Invitadas: María Alejandra Botero Botero, Ingeniera Aeroespacial de la UdeA y presidente de la Asociación Colombiana de Mujeres en Aeroespacial; María Nela Hernández Valencia, técnica laboral liniera en redes de energía eléctrica, y la profesora Melissa de Jesús Barrera Durango de la Facultad de Ingeniería Eléctrica de la UdeA, y Dra, en ingeniería eléctrica.