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    "content": "Finally, this country has earned great fame from our athletes. I would want to see our Government supporting our athletes even more. We are the only country, with the level of athlete success that we have, that sends athletes to international sports with one doctor covering a whole contingent of the country. Madam Temporary Speaker, at our level, when we sent an athlete that we know is going to possibly win a medal, particularly a gold medal, that athlete should have a State paid physiotherapist, doctor, nutritionist, among others. I have seen Mozambique sending one athlete to the Olympics and they get 100 percent returns. Maria Mutola would go to the Olympics with a delegation of 15 to 20 consisting of physiotherapist and an assistant. In case the physiotherapist is unavailable, the assistant takes change, a doctor, a chef, and a nutritionist, among others. Everybody knows Maria Mutola - and probably a psychologist to make sure that the frame of mind is correct at all times. At every athletics competition, Maria Mutola got a gold medal and remained unbeaten for 12 years until she started aging. In fact, the first female athlete to beat her was Pamela Jelimo, who I gave a diplomatic passport for her performance. She was the first one to win International Grand Prix Circuit alone. The International Grand Prix circuit is normally shared. If three of you win seven events, you will be given one million US dollars to share. Pamela Jelimo won it alone, got one million US dollars, came back and her young husband squandered it in less than one year. It was terrible. Let me give opportunity to others to contribute. To that extent, I support."
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