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Bryan Leonel Enriquez Gonzalez’s Road to Paris 2024

Bryan Leonel Enriquez Gonzalez, a double medalist in the Parapan American Games, carries Mexico's flag at the Grand Prix of Para Athletics Xalapa 2024. With sights set on Paris 2024, he aims for Paralympic glory.

Mexicanist

Apr 8, 2024 — 2 min read

Bryan Leonel Enriquez Gonzalez proudly carries Mexico's flag at the Grand Prix of Para Athletics Xalapa 2024. Credit: CONADE

The double medalist in the Parapan American Games Santiago 2023, Bryan Leonel Enriquez Gonzalez, who was the flag bearer at the inauguration of the Grand Prix of Para Athletics Xalapa 2024, shared his pride for this designation.

“It was a great honor to carry the Mexican flag because it is an event of great magnitude, I felt very proud, it is a greater motivation to go for more in the following events,” said the 25-year-old athlete from Jalisco.

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