Sibling chess youngsters win parallel events in Latin America
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Hi everyone,
More cool chess news from www.chessdom.com. The youngest GM of his time Jorge Cori and his talented sister the World Junior Champion Deysi Cori won parallel events in Latin America.
Jorge Cori was successful at the Abierto Internacional Marcel Duchamp, where in the competition of 6 GMs, 14 IM, and 9 FM Jorge Cori won the first place with 7,5/9.Read all about Abierto Internacional Marcel Duchamp here.
Daisy Cori won the parallel Diez Reinas with the same score as her brother 7,5/9. Interview with her and all information of the event in this article (Spanish language). More news from Spain and Latin America, as well as the Grand Slam in Bilbao at the Ajedrez por Chessdom.
Do you remember this real cool event with Deysi Cori and Chess Queen Alexandra Kosteniuk some time back?
Kosteniuk - Cori Chess Match in Machu Picchu
And videos. Enjoy.
From Alexandra Kosteniuk's
www.chessblog.com
Also see her personal blog at
www.chessqueen.com
Hi everyone,
More cool chess news from www.chessdom.com. The youngest GM of his time Jorge Cori and his talented sister the World Junior Champion Deysi Cori won parallel events in Latin America.
Deysi Cori is World Junior Chess Champion
Daisy Cori won the parallel Diez Reinas with the same score as her brother 7,5/9. Interview with her and all information of the event in this article (Spanish language). More news from Spain and Latin America, as well as the Grand Slam in Bilbao at the Ajedrez por Chessdom.
Do you remember this real cool event with Deysi Cori and Chess Queen Alexandra Kosteniuk some time back?
Kosteniuk - Cori Chess Match in Machu Picchu
And videos. Enjoy.
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From Alexandra Kosteniuk's
www.chessblog.com
Also see her personal blog at
www.chessqueen.com
Labels: chess news deysi cori jorge cori
posted by Chess Blog Admin @ 12:55 PM
2 Comments:
At September 23, 2011 at 12:57 PM ,
Sebastian Wolff, NY said...
What joy that a lot of chess news has been coming from Latin America lately. They really have traditions in chess. I like these kids.
At September 23, 2011 at 12:59 PM ,
Anonymous said...
camino a seguir
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