Final results with Mexico in third place

Nathan Rivera

06/11/2023

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The delegation of Mexico achieved a historic participation in the Santiago 2023 Pan American Games, where finished in third place in the medal tableas the winner's escort USA that added 286 medalsincluding 124 goldand the contingent of Brazil.

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He South American giant took second place in the medal table, with 66 golds, far from the 124 that the United States achievedbut repeating his performance of Lima 2019 where for the first time he had ended up as a general escort.

Mexicofor its part, far surpassed his best historical performance at the Pan American Gameswith the 42 gold medals won in Guadalajara 2011ending in the third place in Santiago 2023 with 52 gold medalsand leaving in the fourth place to Canadaagainst whom he fought inch by inch during the 17 days of competition.

The Canadians finished off the podium, in fourth position, with 46 golds. For its part, Cuba finished in fifth place and improved one position compared to Lima 2019where she had been sixth, although in the Peruvian capital won 33 gold and in Santiago only thirty.

THIS IS HOW THE 2023 PAN AMERICAN GAMES MEDAL TABLE ENDED:

1. EU / 124 gold / 75 silver / 87 bronze = Total: 286.

2. Brazil / 66 gold / 73 silver / 66 bronze = Total: 205.

3. Mexico / 52 gold / 38 silver / 52 bronze = Total: 142.

4. Canada / 46 gold / 55 silver / 63 bronze = Total: 164.

5. Cuba / 30 gold / 22 silver / 17 bronze = Total: 69.

6. Colombia / 29 gold / 38 silver / 34 bronze = Total: 101.

7. Argentina / 17 gold / 25 silver / 33 bronze = Total: 75.

8. Chile / 12 gold / 31 silver / 36 bronze = Total: 79.

9. Peru / 10 gold / 6 silver / 16 bronze = Total: 32.

10. Venezuela / 8 gold / 15 silver / 21 bronze = Total: 44.

11. Dominican Republic / 8 gold / 7 silver / 17 bronze = Total: 32.

12. Ecuador / 7 gold / 12 silver / 17 bronze = Total: 36.

13. Puerto Rico / 3 gold / 6 silver / 11 bronze = Total: 20.

14. EAI / 3 gold / 4 silver / 12 bronze = Total: 19.

15. Uruguay / 2 gold / 5 silver / 3 bronze = Total: 10.

16. Panama / 2 gold / 1 silver / 5 bronze = Total: 8.

17. Bolivia / 2 gold / 1 silver / 2 bronze = Total: 5.

18. Costa Rica / 1 gold / 1 silver / 7 bronze = Total: 9.

19. El Salvador / 1 gold / 1 silver / 2 bronze = Total: 4.

19. Trinidad and Tobago / 1 gold / 1 silver / 2 bronze = Total: 4.

21. Paraguay / 1 gold / 0 silver / 6 bronze = Total: 7.

22. Jamaica / 1 gold / 0 silver / 5 bronze = Total: 6.

23. Aruba / 0 gold / 2 silver / 1 bronze = Total: 3.

24. Nicaragua / 0 gold / 2 silver / 0 bronze = Total: 2.

25. Bahamas / 0 gold / 1 silver / 2 bronze = Total: 3.

25. Guyana / 0 gold / 1 silver / 2 bronze = Total: 3.

25. Haiti / 0 gold / 1 silver / 2 bronze = Total: 3.

28. Antigua and Barbuda / 0 gold / 1 silver / 0 bronze = Total: 1.

28. Suriname / 0 gold / 1 silver / 0 bronze = Total: 1.

30. Barbados / 0 gold / 0 silver / 2 bronze = Total: 2.

31. Bermuda / 0 gold / 0 silver / 1 bronze = Total: 1.

31. Dominica / 0 gold / 0 silver / 1 bronze = Total: 1.

31. Honduras / 0 gold / 0 silver / 1 bronze = Total: 1.

31. Sain Kitts and Nevis / 0 gold / 0 silver / 1 bronze = Total: 1.

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