On the sport, 24 disciplines have been practiced locally, being baseball, boxing, athletics, cycling, basketball, chess, judo and volleyball the best results in national and international competitions. Fruit of the sports mass, Colombian athletes have contributed to the Cuban sports movement 7 Olympic medals, won by volleyball player Ana Ibis Fernández Valle (3 gold and one bronze), baseball player Juan Manrique García (1 gold and one silver) and boxer Gilberto Carrillo Quesada (1 of silver). In Central American and Pan American competitions, its top exponents have been the cyclists Lisandra Guerra and Raúl Vázquez Vázquez (The Locomotive of Colón), the first in the track speed tests, and the second also on the track and on the road.
A subject as sensitive as housing, contemplated in The History Will Absolve Me, has undergone positive transformations to guarantee each Colombian family a decent home. Initially the Urban Reform Law eliminated the power of the landlords, established the payment of low rents to the tenants and proceeded to the disappearance of the unhealthy neighborhoods, such as the so-called Corral del Council in the southwest of the city. New residential deals arose in the face of the population growth experienced _ Conrado Benítez instead of the Corral district of the Council, the Federal, the Frank Country with more than 100 multifamily buildings, the San Gregorio, the Mario Muñoz or the Bulgarians and the XIV Festival _; also the rural towns Antonio Maceo and Giraldo Díaz, and more recently the urbanized areas The garden, The nursery and that of the Internationalist Physicians.
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