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Buenos Aires
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA: at the San Isidro's racetrack, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Losers leave get rid of their tickets and focus on the next race. Winners go to the betting window for they prizes, and focus on the next race. Hundreds of gamblers go every day to the three racetracks of Buenos Aires (Palermo, La Plata and San Isidro) to watch the races and bet on their favorite horses. Once, 110 000 people packed the Hippodrome of San Isidro for a Grand Prix. Today, the number barely represents the ten per cent in the best days and they, the last gamblers, keep alive the passion for racehorses.
(Photo by Helkin Rene Díaz/LatinContent/Getty Images)
Isla Taquile
ISLA TAQUILE, PERÚ - En la Isla de Taquile, Perú, las niñas pequeñas deben ayudar en casa con las faénas domésticas.
La Isla tiene 1200 habitantes.
Foto: Axel Indik / LatinContent / Getty Images
Casabindo
CASABINDO, ARGENTINA: General view of the town Casabindo, Argentina. Casabindo is a small village in the province of Jujuy of only 150 inhabitants. Every August it attracts locals and travelers who want to celebrate the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Patroness of the place. Residents prepare the celebration dedicated to Mary. They pray and after that, they hold a bullfight race. It is the only bullfight made in Argentina.
(Photo by Axel Indik/LatinContent/Getty Images)
La Habana
LA HABANA, CUBA - En los últimos 30 años, Cuba ha tenido más campeones mundiales y medallistas olímpicos en boxeo amateur que ningún otro país.
Muchos boxeadores famosos que salieron de Cuba, entrenaron en la academia de Rafael Trejo en su juventud.
Este gimnasio al aire libre de la Antigua Habana es un lugar para aprender y perfeccionar el arte del boxeo con el estilo de la vieja escuela.
Foto: Jan Sochor / LatinContent / Getty Images
