Los atletas que permanecen en la villa olímpica de París 2024 han descrito los Juegos como una experiencia "asombrosa" e "increíble". Para algunos parisinos, sin embargo, el acontecimiento fue agridulce.

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The 2024 Summer Olympics are underway in Paris, with competition lasting until mid-August.

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Athletes in the Paris 2024 Olympic Village have reflected on their experiences as the global sporting event draws to a close. Describing the atmosphere as "amazing" and "incredible," the athletes expressed their joy over the memories created during the Games. U.S. discus thrower Joseph Brown highlighted the opening ceremony's Parade of Nations, which occurred by boat down the Seine, as a particularly memorable event. Despite these positive sentiments, not all participants left with medals.

For many Parisians, particularly those in the suburb of Saint-Denis, the Olympics brought mixed feelings. Residents appreciated the improved public safety and the festive atmosphere, yet faced significant disruptions. Mohamed Yudris Mali noted the constant work and police patrols, which were a source of annoyance. High schooler Enda Fafana, who lived through years of construction, was disappointed at not receiving free tickets to the events.

However, some residents like Amine Benzidi found a silver lining. Thanks to Olympic investments, he and his daughter were able to participate in public sports workshops. While he enjoyed the activities, he acknowledged that the situation would likely change after the Games concluded.



Los parisinos, en la cuenta atrás para la ceremonia de clausura

Los atletas de la Villa Olímpica de París 2024 reflexionaron el viernes sobre los recuerdos vividos mientras el evento deportivo mundial comenzaba a llegar a su fin. La experiencia es realmente increíble. El ambiente en el pueblo es muy agradable. Fue realmente épico. Era tan bonito y masivo y era como el ambiente era loco e increíble. Se podía ver a los atletas saliendo del complejo, sólo algunos se iban con medallas. Para el lanzador de disco estadounidense Joseph Brown, la ceremonia de apertura, en la que tuvo lugar el Desfile de las Naciones en barco por el Sena, fue un momento culminante. Todo el trayecto en barco, estar rodeado de todo el mundo y luego entrar en el verdadero y luego estar en ese ambiente con todo el espectáculo de luces y todos los atletas y la Torre Eiffel de fondo con la lluvia. Fue realmente épico. Fue como un momento épico con todo lo que estaba pasando. Para muchos parisinos, sin embargo, la experiencia trajo sentimientos encontrados. Aquí, en el suburbio de Saint-Denis, los residentes dijeron que apreciaban el ambiente y la mejora de la seguridad pública. Pero también hubo inconvenientes importantes. Mohamed Yudris Mali es un residente de Saint-Denis. Había trabajo 24 horas al día, 7 días a la semana. Así que no podías descansar durante el día, la tarde, a las 2, 3, 4 de la mañana, básicamente toda la noche. Ahora, desde que empezó, es incluso peor con todas las patrullas de policía que se pueden ver por aquí. Muy molesto. La gente que vive en las afueras de la Villa Olímpica, por ejemplo, han tenido que pasar numerosos controles diarios para entrar y salir de sus apartamentos. El estudiante de secundaria y residente local Enda Fafana soportó cuatro años de construcción frente a su casa. Dijo que esperaba recibir una entrada gratis a algún evento como compensación, pero no recibió ninguna. Esperaba recibir entradas, especialmente para gimnasia, ya que me gusta mucho. Lo que sentí fue que estábamos un poco olvidados y que no recibíamos nada a cambio. Amine Benzidi, que pudo disfrutar con su hija de talleres deportivos de acceso público gracias a la inversión olímpica, tenía una visión más pragmática del caos. Es porque quieren dar una imagen de éxito de las Olimpiadas. Se ven obligados a hacer todo eso, a invertir, a esforzarse en todo eso. Por supuesto, lo estamos disfrutando. Muy bien. Gracias. Gracias por las Olimpiadas. Lo hemos disfrutado. Pero no creo que después sea lo mismo. Eso es seguro.

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