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Ethiopian Yomif Kejelcha Wins Buenos Aires Half Marathon, Sets New World Record

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Ethiopian athlete Yomif Kejelcha Atomsa won the Buenos Aires Half Marathon, setting a new world record with a time of 56 minutes and 51 seconds. In the women's international competition, Fotyen Tesfay Haylu won first place and set a new circuit record. The event saw over 31,000 participants and included a renewed circuit designed for records. The race also featured international figures like Yomif Kejelcha and Argentine references such as Florencia Borelli and Ignacio Erario.

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    EL ETÍOPE YOMIF KEJELCHA GANÓ LA MEDIA MARATÓN DE BUENOS AIRES Y ESTAB...

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