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General Bases GENERAL BASES General Bases General Bases This document may be subject to changes. Any inquiries, please direct to the official website www.stgomaster2021.cl Santiago, September, 2020 1. INDEX 1. INDEX____________________________________________________________ _ 2. WELCOMING______________________________________________________ 3. EXECUTIVE SPORTING ORGANIZATIONS ________________________________ 3.1 SOUTH AMERICAN SPORTING ORGANIZATION / ODESUR o ODESUR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE o ODESUR TECHNICAL COMMISSION o ODESUR MEDICAL COMMISSION o ODESUR NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEES MEMBERS 3.2 OLYMPIC COMMITTEE OF CHILE o BOARD OF DIRECTORS 3.3 SOUTH AMERICAN MASTER LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE 4. THE CITY________________________________________________________ 4.1 CULTURE 4.2 GEOGRAPHY Y WEATHER 4.3 CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE 4.4 BUSINESS HOURS 4.5 ELECTRICITY 4.6 INTERNET/WIFI 4.7 DRIVING VEHICLES 4.8 ALCOHOL 4.9 TOBACCO 5. GENERAL___ 6. SOUTH AMERICAN MASTER LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE “COLSAM” _____________ 6.1 MISSION 6.2 VISION 6.3 VALUES 6.4 COLSAM’s OBJECTIVE _________________________________________________ Pág. 3 7. SPORTS________________________________________________________ 8. VENUES________________________________________________________ 8.1 VENUE: NATIONAL STADIUM 8.2 VENUE: OLYMPIC TRAINING CENTRE (CEO) 8.3 VENUE: PRINCE OF WALES COUNTRY CLUB 9. SPORTS CALENDAR_________________________________________ 10. INSCRIPTION PROCCESS_________________________________________ 10.1 INSCRIPTION CRITERIA 10.2 CRITERIA FOR PHASES OF INSCRIPTIONS 10.3 ADMISSION COMMISION 10.4 INSCRIPTION FEE 11. ELIGIBILITY AND NATIONALITY OF ATHLETES______________________ 12. AWARD CEREMONIES AND CLOSING DINNER_________________________________ 12.1 INAUGURATION AND CLOSING 12.2 AWARDS 12.3 CLOSING DINNER 13. MEDICAL SERVICES_______________________________________________ 14. HOTELS_______________________________________________________ 15. TRANSPORT____________________________________________________ 16. CONTACT AND INFORMATION_________________________________ Pág. 4 Pá g. 5 2. WELCOME Dear participants. We welcome you to the First South American Master Games Santiago 2021. An event that we together with the Chilean Olympic Committee and the South American Sports Organization, are honoured to host. Our mission is to provide the best organizational, sporting, and infrastructural conditions to strengthen the development of the Master category in the 15 countries that belong to ODESUR. The local organizing team is preparing to live an unforgettable experience of a Mega Event. This South American competition aims to promote the Master category, giving continuity to those established in their sports, as well as to those who began late. We expect a real celebration of sports that allows the reunion of athletes, their friends, and families. We know that the Master games are an example and an inspiration for future generations, in whose systematic practices, they demonstrate the value that sport acquires as a life model. This is precisely what athletes transmit in their skills, and we would love to see this throughout different sports in Santiago de Chile. Santiago has many attractions to discover; mountains, parks, trails, shopping centres, vineyards, and a rich gastronomy, which makes it the ideal scenario to mix leisure, family enjoyment, sportsmanship and sports. We hope that this event meets your expectations, that it will be an unforgettable experience and that you can take away the memory of having been a protagonist of the First South American Master Games ODESUR Santiago 2021. Sincerely, Jorge Silva Bórquez Executive Director COLSAM 3.EXECUTIVE SPORTING ORGANIZATIONS SOUTH AMERICAN SPORTS ORGANIZATION / ODESUR + 595 (21) 649 650 [email protected] p ODESUR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Camilo Pérez López Moreira (PAR) – President st Mario Moccia (ARG) – 1 Vice President nd Baltazar Medina (COL) – 2 Vice President Washington Beltrán (URU) – Spokesman Marco Arze (BOL) – Treasurer Miguel Ángel Mujica (CHI) – General Secretary Mario Cilenti (ARG) – Executive Director 5. ODESUR TECHNICAL COMMITTEE Mario Moccia (ARG) - President Rodrigo Moreno (CHI) -Integrant Rafael Lloreda (COL) - Integrant Juan Carlos Orihuela (PAR) - Integrant Víctor Groupierre – Integrant - President of ACODESU Fabio Ramírez (COL) – Technical and Development Director 7. ODESUR MEDICAL COMMITTEE Dr. Orlando Reyes (COL) – President Dr. Hugo Rodríguez Papini (ARG) Dr. Bernardo Chernillo (CHI) Dr. Agustín Casaccia (PAR) Dr. José Veloso (URU) 17. ODESUR NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEES MEMBERS Pág. 7 3.2 OLYMPIC COMMITTEE OF CHILE + BOARD OF DIRECTORS Miguel Ángel Mujica Brain – President. Aquiles Gómez Guzmán – Vice President & Master Director. Jaime Agliati Valenzuela – General Secretary. Rodrigo Moreno Castro – Treasurer. st Patricia López Echavarría – 1 Director. nd Leslie Cooper Allan – 2 Director. rd Sebastián Wenz Kupfer – 3 Director. th Luis Alberto Santa Cruz – 4 Director. th Tito Muñoz Reyes – 5 Director. Francisca Crovetto Chadid – Director. Neven Ilic Álvarez – IOC Member. SOUTH AMERICAN MASTER LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE o COLSAM - Jorge Silva Bórquez – Executive Director. - Soledad Galleguillos Araya – Executive Secretary. - Karen Bittner Andrews–Sports Director. - Gabriela Acevedo Corro– General Sports Coordinator. - Lorena Lobos Díaz – Commercial and Marketing Director. - Andrea Rojas Termini – Hotel and Services Directory. - Martín Pizarro Montecinos – Head of Operations. - Fabián Corbalán Beltrán– Head of Communications. - Dominique Jaque Ugarte – Secretary. Pág. 8 4. THE CITY It was founded on February 12th, 1541 as "Santiago de la Nueva Extremadura". It is located in the central area of Chile and has as a backdrop the mountains of the Andes. Santiago, the capital of Chile, belongs to the Metropolitan Region, one of the 16 regions into which the Chilean territory is administratively divided. Currently, it has more than 7 million inhabitants and is the most populated city in Chile. Home to the executive and judicial power, it is also a world-class economic and cultural centre. 4.1 CULTURE Parks, museums, restaurants and bars, together with concerts, parties, bookstores, pubs, craft fairs, and first-class architectural projects, give life to a modern and cosmopolitan city. Constructions such as the Gabriela Mistral Cultural Center (GAM), a monumental building dedicated to arts and culture; the La Moneda Palace Cultural Center, a museum hidden underground with various exhibits, the Mirador Interactive Museum (MIM) stands out, attracting visits from children and adults for a unique experience with science. Not to be missed are the traditional destinations, such as the Central Market, the Fine Arts Palace, the La Moneda Palace (seat of the executive branch), San Cristóbal Hill, the Cathedral and the Plaza de Armas, and the magnificent Bahaí Temple. Among other attractions, it has the highest viewpoint in South America, at 300 meters above sea level, in the Gran Torre Santiago of the Costanera Center. The Metropolitan Park, the largest "green lung" in Santiago, stands out in the middle of the city. With 700 hectares, it is one of the four largest urban parks in the world. 4.2 GEOGRAPHY AND CLIMATE The country is a long and narrow strip of land, Santiago in particular is at a distance of 134 kilometres to the coast of Valparaiso and 74 kilometres from the mountain range, Farellones. This unique connectivity makes the Chilean capital a favorite destination for tourists who want to enjoy walks, mountain sports, wine tours, ports and beaches. The average temperature in Santiago in March is between 28º and 9º. Generally sunny and with little rainPág. 9 4.3 CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE The Chilean peso is the country's official currency and is represented by the $ sign. The exchange rate varies constantly. One dollar is equivalent to 800 (calculated during March 2020). Changes can be made at the airport, exchange offices or banks. In Chile, the use of credit cards is widespread, and they are accepted in almost all established businesses, hotels, restaurants, and travel agencies. We also recommend that you use local currency for minor expenses 4.4 BUSINESS HOURS Offices open from Monday to Friday, from 9:00 to 18:00. Banks open from Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 14:00. Shopping Centres open Monday to Sunday from 10:00 to 21:00. Supermarkets open from 8:00 to 22:00 4.5 ELECTRICITY Regarding the voltage, in Chile the current is 220 Volts and 50 Hertz. Any device designed to work with 110V will burn out if a current transformer is not used. The plugs are rounded, type C or L Italian. 4.6 INTERNET / WIFI All accommodation spaces will have free wifi internet connection in the common areas available for use by the delegations. The competition venues will also have this service. 4.7 DRIVING VEHICLES In Chile, for the driving of minor motor vehicles, it is necessary to have a valid Class B license or equivalent (motor vehicles with three or more wheels, for the private transport of persons, with a capacity of up to nine seats, excluding the driver's seat, or for the transport of cargo, with a gross vehicle weight of up to 3,500 kilograms, such as cars, vans and pick-ups). Pág . 10 In the case of foreigners who enter the country with a tourist visa, they may drive vehicles during the term of the respective tourist authorization, carrying their valid driver's license, granted according to the laws of their country, which is equivalent to the Chilean Class B non-professional license. 4.8 ALCOHOL The consumption of alcohol
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