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Mexico at the 1988 Summer Paralympics

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Mexico at the
1988 Summer Paralympics
IPC codeMEX
NPCFederacion Mexicana de Deporte
in Seoul
Medals
Ranked 24th
Gold
8
Silver
9
Bronze
7
Total
24
Summer Paralympics appearances (overview)

Mexico sent a delegation to compete at the 1988 Summer Paralympics in Seoul, South Korea. Its athletes finished twenty-fourth in the overall medal count.[1]

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Medalists

Medal Name Sport Event
 Gold Moisés Galindo Swimming Men's − 200m individual medley 5
 Gold Juana Soto Athletics Women's − 100m 5-6
 Gold Juana Soto Athletics Women's − 400m 5-6
 Gold Leticia Torres Athletics Women's − 100m 1C
 Gold Leticia Torres Athletics Women's − 200m 1C
 Gold Leticia Torres Athletics Women's − 400m 1C
 Gold Leticia Torres Athletics Women's − 800m 1C
 Gold Cecilia Vázquez Athletics Women's − 200m 4
 Silver Moisés Galindo Swimming Men's − 100m butterfly 5
 Silver Saúl Mendoza Athletics Men's − 200m 4
 Silver José Manuel Ríos Athletics Men's − 5000m 5-6
 Silver Juana Soto Athletics Women's − 200m 5-6
 Silver Araceli Castro
Dora Elia García
Juana Soto
Cecilia Vázquez		 Athletics Women's − <span class="nowrap">4 × 200 m</span> 2-6
 Silver Leticia Torres Athletics Women's − 1500m 1C
 Silver Víctor Valdez Athletics Men's − -95 kg paraplegic
 Silver Cecilia Vázquez Athletics Women's − 100m 4
 Silver Cecilia Vázquez Athletics Women's − 400m 4
 Bronze Dora Elia García Athletics Women's − 200m 2
 Bronze Moisés Galindo Swimming Men's − 100m freestyle 5
 Bronze Aarón Gordián Athletics Men's − 200m 4
 Bronze Saúl Mendoza Athletics Men's − 800m 4
 Bronze Saúl Mendoza Athletics Men's − 5000m 4
 Bronze José Manuel Ríos Athletics Men's − 200m 5-6
 Bronze Jorge Ernesto Varela Athletics Men's − pentathlon 6

See also

References

  1. ^ Medal Standings Seoul 1988 Paralympic Games


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