Written by:

Juan Sebastian Cervantes Álvarez A0116803

Gerhard Alberto Ruiz Gálvez A01168429

Daniel Beltran Villaseñor A01167793

Gerhard Ruiz

I am interested in this project because I

want to study marketing and this is like a

Project to my career, also I know sports

that I don’t idea that exist and how to do a

magazine in the internet., and I hope that many people know

about this Paralympics games and support of ours athletes.

Daniel Beltrán

Sebastian Cervantes

I have a good time doing this

newspaper because I felt like a

professional doing it, and we

learn how people with different

capacities do they better to win a

medal for their country

My opinion about this magazine is that it

improves our ability to work in teams and

therefore our ability on how to

encourage, enhance, produce

information in the form of magazine and I

liked that I can find out about a great

event that had no idea as it was not

anything like that.

Opening ceremony

The 2012 Summer Paralympics opening ceremony was

held on 29 August 2012, starting at 20:30 BST and marking

the official opening of the 2012 Summer Paralympics in

London, England. The show – named Enlightenment –

had Jenny

Sealey andBradle

y Hemmings as

its artistic

directors, leadin

g a team that

included Jon

Bausor as set

designer and

Moritz Junge as costume designer. Queen Elizabeth

II officially opened the Games. The

ceremony was performed in front of a

capacity audience of 80,000 people.

The sports:

In this Paralympics game they can’t do the same game like the

Olympics game, the have different abilities so they have

different sports to play this are the list of the sports the play

This is the different sports they play

Medals

During this Paralympics games the country that has more

medals is China like the Olympics games but the one who has

different place are the United States of America, Mexico give a

better face a have the position number 23.

These are the places during these games:

1 People's Republic of China

95 71 65 231

2 Russian Federation

36 38 28 102

3 Great Britain

34 43 43 120

4 Ukraine

32 24 28 84

5 Australia

32 23 30 85

6 United States of America

31 29 38 98

7 Brazil

21 14 8 43

8 Germany

18 26 22 66

9 Poland

14 13 9 36

10 Netherlands

10 10 19 39

11 Islamic Republic of Iran

10 7 7 24

12 Republic of Korea

9 9 9 27

13 Italy

9 8 11 28

14 Tunisia

9 5 5 19

15 Cuba

9 5 3 17

16 France

8 19 18 45

17 Spain

8 18 16 42

18 South Africa

8 12 9 29

19 Ireland

8 3 5 16

20 Canada

7 15 9 31

21 New Zealand

6 7 4 17

22 Nigeria

6 5 2 13

23 Mexico

6 4 11 21

24 Japan

5 5 6 16

25 Belarus

We are very happy because Mexico won 6 medals of gold and

we learn that nothing is impossible for anyone and when you

want to do something the only one stop are you.

Pistoruis

The IAAF declared ineligible to compete in the Federation-

sanctioned tests, including the Beijing Olympics in 2008.

Pistorius appealed this decision and finally the Court of

Arbitration for Sport (CAS) allowed to compete in the Beijing

Olympics. To run in the 400 meters should have obtained the

minimum mark that requires the federation to every athlete, but

did not get it. It could have been selected for the 4x400 relay

test regardless of their time, but neither was the case.

He was selected to participate in the World Championships in

Daegu in 2011 (South Korea) in 400 meters and 4x400 relay in,

which reached the

semifinals and

won the silver

medal with the

South African

team in the 4 ×

400 relay.

On 4 July 2012 the

South African

Olympic

Committee confirmed the athlete to attend the 2012 London

Olympics, becoming the first double amputee athlete who

manages to be on a date Olympic.

Closing ceremony

The 2012 Summer Paralympics closing

ceremony, also known as Festival of the Flame,

was held in the

evening of 9

September 2012

at 20:30 British

Summer Time

(BST). The

ceremony was directed by Kim Gavin. Coldplay,

Rihanna and Jay-Z headlined the acts at the

ceremony, which was opened by vehicles from

the Mutoid Waste Company. The ceremony also

included a handover of the Paralympic flag by

Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, to Eduardo

Paes, Mayor of Rio de Janeiro, the host city of

the 2016 Summer Paralympics. The Paralympic

flame was extinguished

by Paralympic swimmer

Eleanor Simmonds and

sprinter Jonnie

Peacock.