They want her out! They launched a petition for Ana Guevara to leave a post at Conade; The signatures are almost together – Fox Sports

A petition made through the change.org platform is already circulating on social networks so that Ana Gabriela Guevara be removed as president of the National Commission for Physical Culture and Sport (CONADE).

The author of the request is Pablo Andres Meza Garciawho in the description is based on the alleged lack of support for the team of artistic swimming as a reason for the dismissal of the former sprinter.

“It is unacceptable to know that they have not received the scholarships or the necessary resources for their competitions, being forced to sell bathing suits and towels in order to continue on their way; and that the same authorities are the ones that make fun of that effort”, the petition detailed.

“We need in the CONADE true leadership and representation of sport in Mexico. The culture of sport begins from the recognition of the other and his effort; the owner of the CONADE He did not prove this principle. SIGN AND SHARE ”, he ends.

The request currently already has 17,401 signatures and counting from the 25,000 total that were set as a goal.

THIS IS HOW AVON ANSWERED ANA GABRIELA GUEVARA AFTER THE CONTROVERSIAL COMMENTS BY THE CONADE HOLDER

The answer of Ana Gabriela Guevara to the team’s accusations artistic swimming Due to a supposed lack of support, they became a trend and The Avon brand did not take long to join the controversy with a message for the owner of the Conade.

Through its official social networks, the beauty products firm highlighted the work carried out in Egypt by the Mexican athletes to hang the gold medal.

it was like that Avon He published an image with a gradient background between pink and purple in which he added a gold medal as a sign of the participation of the swimmers and finished off with the text “We are all champions.”

“We are proud of everything we have achieved together with so many women entrepreneurs from Mexico”, added the brand in the publication.

Users immediately interacted with the message and asked Avon emulate what was done by Tupperware and help swimmers and other athletes in another way, either in a sponsorship agreement or some other type of incentive so that nothing remains more than a message on social networks.

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