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Chronicle of Round 9 of the IV El Llobregat Open Chess Tournament

Our director, the Argentine international master Marcelo Panelo, rings the bell to start the last round of the IV El Llobregat Open Chess Tournament. Photo: Patricia Claros Aguilar (@Patriciaajedrez). The ninth and last round of the IV El Llobregat Open Chess Tournament has started with the ringing of the bell which, to close the circle,

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Chronicle of Round 8 of the IV El Llobregat Open Chess Tournament

Jesús Lozano, CEO of the national and international freight transport company Lotrans, has visited the IV El Llobregat Open Chess Tournament and has honored us by ringing the bell that starts the round of play. Photo: Patricia Claros Aguilar (@Patriciaajedrez). The beginning of the eighth round of the IV El Llobregat Open Chess Tournament has

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Chronicle of Round 7 of the IV El Llobregat Open Chess Tournament

The president of the FEDA (Spanish Chess Federation), Francisco Javier Ochoa de Echagüen, is cordially received at the IV El Llobregat Open Chess Tournament. In the IV El Llobregat Open Chess Tournament we are pleased to welcome distinguished guests, who ring the bell to start the games. Today we have been honored with the presence

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Piotr Dukaczewski, a blind man who challenges the greats of chess in Sant Boi

The day this week that we met with the Polish Piotr Dukaczewski had no game. I needed to rest after an intense competitive day. “It’s very tough this tournament for me. There are a lot of very good and young players,” he says, half laughing. The tournament he refers to is the Llobregat Open Chess

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