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WELCOME On behalf of the Organizing Committee of the Pan American and Parapan American Games (COPAL) we welcome you to Casa Lima 2019. We have chosen the Olympic Games in Rio as the kickoff point because today, and for the next three years, South America is at the heart of high performance multi-sport events. It is very important for us to join you in this beautiful city where the best athletes and top-level personalities have convened. We want you to know how Lima has been preparing for the Pan American and Parapan American Games in organization, sports and infrastructure. With 1,250 million dollars invested, Lima 2019 will leave us with an important legacy. This experience will enable us to contribute, replicate and innovate everything we are learning in future sports events in coordination with you, our peers and the Pan American Sports Organization. Today we can tell you this dream begins to come true with much effort, dedication and hard work. We know that this will be a milestone in Peruvian sports and we are confident that Lima 2019 will be an unforgettable event for athletes, officials and directors who will be attending our Games.

Sincerely, Luis Salazar COPAL President

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PAN AMERICAN GAMES The XVIII Pan American Games will be held in our capital from July 26 to August 11 2019. This will be the seventh time a South American city hosts these games, which are the third most important sporting event in the world after the Olympic Games and the FIFA World Cup. More than 6,500 athletes from 41 countries will participate in this important event in our city, which has experience in first-class sporting events. There will be 38 sports, 28 Olympic sports plus 10 Pan American sports, considering surfing as the most important inclusion in Lima 2019. The choice of the host city was announced on October 11, 2013 at the Westin Harbor Castle in Toronto, Canada. Our capital won categorically receiving 31 votes against to nine of La Punta (Argentina) and Santiago de Chile (Chile) and eight of Ciudad Bolivar (Venezuela) . The seven most important sports venues of the Pan American Games Lima 2019 are: Pan American and Parapan Village (Villa El Salvador), VIDENA National Sports Village (San Luis), Sports Complex (Villa Maria del Triunfo), Regional Sports Village (Callao), Surfing Sports Complex, San Isidro Sports Complex and National Stadium (Lima).

Gladys Tejeda Bronze medal winner in marathon at Guadalajara 2011 at Pan Am Games

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PARAPAN AMERICAN GAMES After the Pan American Games, the Sixth Parapan American Games will be held from August 23 to September 1 2019. More than 1,500 athletes from 28 countries will be present at this event. This will be the third time that these games will be held in a South American city.

1,500 Athletes 28 Countries

Israel Hilario Peruvian flag bearer at 2016 Paralimpyc Games

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LIMA Named the City of Kings by its Spanish founders in 1535, Lima became the most important city of colonial America. Many churches, convents and houses still retain their poise in the Historic Center. Lima, a coastal city, is equally modern, fun and above all, gourmet. Its restaurants, both traditional and fusion restaurants, make a visit become a delight for the senses. Callao, Lima’s great port, also has architectural and natural treasures.

Lima CIty Hall

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LIMA The historical center, with churches that attest to the good taste and wealth that abounded in the Viceroyalty and large houses with carved wooden balconies, dating from the colonial period and the early years of the Republic. PACHACÁMAC, which was the main center of religious pilgrimage in the Andean world, before and during the Inca Empire. PUCLLANA and Huallamarca, the best preserved prehispanic ceremonial Vía Expresa Lima

centers (huacas). DISTRICTS of Miraflores and San Isidro offer accommodation to suit all budgets, shopping for everyone and restaurants for all tastes as well as beaches for surfing and paragliding. Barranco, the bohemian district, famous for its clubs, pubs, nightclubs and art galleries. Lima museums exhibit pieces covering from pre-Hispanic cultures, the Colony and the Republic to contemporary Peruvian art.

CALLAO THE REAL FELIPE, the fortress built in 1747 to defend the city from the attacks of privateers and pirates. PALOMINO ISLANDS, expeditions leave from Callao to observe sea lions and birds. History City Center

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PERU · Country Population: 30,814,000 · Population of Lima: 9,904,000 . President of the Republic of Peru: Pedro Pablo Kuczynski (20162021) · Spanish (84%), Quechua (13%), Aimara (2%) and more than 50

Santo Domingo Convent

native languages (1%) · Export: Mining (copper, gold and zinc), Fishery (Fishmeal and fish

· One Nobel Prize winner Mario Vargas Llosa (Literature, 2010)

oil), Oil and Natural Gas, Agriculture (coffee, sugar and cotton) · The Amazon River, the most extensive and mighty river of the · Peru has more potato varieties than any other country, almost

planet, which begins in the department of Arequipa, over 5,000

4,000. Potatoes are undoubtedly Peru’s great contribution to the

meters high.

global diet. · The world’s largest flying bird is the Andean condor. · Seven Peruvian restaurants are ranked in the San Pellegrino list of the 50 Best Restaurants in Latin America 2013: Astrid and Gaston

· Lake Titicaca, shared with Bolivia, is the highest navigable

(#1).

body of water in the world.

· Machu Picchu was declared one of the new Seven New World Wonders.

· With 3,000 km of coastline, Peru is one of the main surfing destinations worldwide. Pico Alto Beach, south of Lima, has one

· Pisco, the national drink of Peru.

of the biggest waves in the world that can reach 10 meters high.

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SURF For the first time in the history of the Pan American Games, the PASO General Assembly held in Toronto in July this year, surfing was included as an official discipline in the Pan American Games Lima 2019. This decision is a recognition of the significant development of the sport in the continent. Peru has had major achievements in this sport. The venue chosen for the competition is Playa Punta Rocas, located 40 km south of Lima that has hosted world championships since 1965. Surfing is on the shortlist of 8 sports being evaluated for inclusion in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics..

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Analí Gómez Surfer Winner of ISA 2014 World Surfing Games

VIDENA National Sports Village San Luis

Polideportivo San Isidro

Diego Elías Peruvian flag bearer during the Toronto 2015 Pan American Games

NEW and STATE-OF-THE-ART

SPORTS INFRASTRUCTURE IN PERU

Lima is preparing to hold the best event in the history of the Games. Accordingly, new state-of-the-art infrastructure—rivaling the largest sports venues of the world—are currently being built, and it will be part of the legacy of the Lima 2019 Pan Am and Parapan Am Games for our athletes and our country.

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PAN AMERICAN AND PARAPAN AMERICAN

VENUES 1 2

Pan American and Parapan American Village • Villa El Salvador Videna National Sports Village – San Luis : Athletics • Swimming • Synchronized swimming • Diving • Track Cycling • Badminton • Handball • Table tennis • Bowling • Weightlifting Athletics • Swimming • Track Cycling • Boccia • Table Tennis • Powerlifting • Goalball • Badminton • Wheelchair Rugby

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Sports Complex – Villa María del Triunfo : Baseball • Softball • Water polo • Rugby • Hockey • Archery • Basque pelota • Paleta frontón

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Regional Sports Village – Callao: Football • Wrestling • Taekowndo • Judo • Baseball • Boxing Football 7-a-side • Football 5-a-side • Taekwondo • Judo

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Army Equitation School – La Molina: Equestrian Sports

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Laguna Club Bujama Lacus – Mala : Water Skiing • Open Water Swimming

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Los Inkas Golf Club - Santiago de Surco: Surco

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Equestrian Club of Villa – Chorrillos: Dressage • Jumping

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Manuel Bonilla Coliseum - Miraflores: Volleyball • Figure Skating / Sitting Volleyball

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Via Expresa Ciruit: Cycling • Road Triathlon

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Morro Solar – Chorrillos: Mountain Bike

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Jockey Club – Santiago de Surco: Tennis • Squash • Racquetball Wheelchair Tennis

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Multi-Sports Center – San Isidro : Artistic Gymnactics • Rhythmic Gymnactics • Trampoline • Karate

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Costa Verde Park : BMX • Beach Voleyball

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Surf Sports Complex – Punta Rocas Beach, Punta Negra: Surf

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Nautical Sports Center – Espigon Callao: Rowing • Canoeing

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Cañete River: Canoe Slalom

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National Stadium – Cercado de Lima : Opening & Closing Ceremonies • Football

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Paracas Bay: Sailing

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Monumental Stadium Ate Vitarte: Football

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Punta Hermosa: Shooting Shooting

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Chorrillos Military School: Basketball • Pentathlon • Fencing • Skating Wheelchair Basketball

Pan American Sports Parapan American Sports

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PAN AMERICAN HIGHWAY NORTH

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JORGE CHÁVEZ INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

CALLAO

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LIMA HISTORIC CITY CENTER

REGIONAL SPORTS VILLAGE CALLAO

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NATIONAL ESTADIUM

MULTI-SPORTS CENTER SAN ISIDRO

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VIDENA

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LINEA 2 LIMA METRO UNDER CONSTRUCTION

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MIRAFLORES VIA EVITAMIENTO METROPOLITANO BUS VIA EXPRESA

BAY OF LIMA

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11 LINEA 1 LIMA METRO

PAN AMERICAN CORRIDOR

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8 Km.

PAN AMERICAN VILLA V.E.S.

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VILLA MARIA DEL TRIUNFO

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PAN AMERICAN HIGHWAY SOUTH

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SPORTS Pan American

Parapan American

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ATHLETICS

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WRESTLING

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BADMINTON

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SKATING

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BASKETBALL

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BASQUE PELOTA

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HANDBALL

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MODERN PENTATHLON

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BASEBALL

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WEIGHTLIFTING

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BOWLING

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RACQUETBALL

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BOXING

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ROWING

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CANOEING

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RUGBY SEVENS

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CYCLING

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SOFTBALL

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AQUATICS

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SQUASH

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EQUESTRIAN SPORTS

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SURF

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FENCING

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TAEKWONDO

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WATER SKIING

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TENNIS

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FOOTBALL

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TABLE TENNIS

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GYMNASTICS

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SHOOTING

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GOLF

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ARCHERY

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HOCKEY

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TRIATHLON

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JUDO

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SAILING

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KARATE

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VOLLEYBALL

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ATHLETICS BADMINTON WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL BOCCIA CYCLING FOOTBALL 5-A-SIDE FOOTBALL 7-A-SIDE GOALBALL JUDO POWERLIFTING SWIMMING WHEELCHAIR RUGBY TAEKWONDO WHEELCHAIR TENNIS TABLE TENNIS SHOOTING SITTING VOLLEYBALL 13

NEW venues

Pan American and Parapan

Villa El Salvador Sports Residence

44 hectares / 1400 apartments / Sports areas / Green areas and recreation areas

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Capacity 9000

VIDENA National Sports Village San Luis

Athletics Badminton Handball Bowling Diving Track cycling Synchronized swimming Swimming Weightlifting Table tennis Athletics Badminton Boccia Track cycling Goalball Swimming Powerlifting Wheelchair rugby Table tennis

Capacity 12000 1000 2000 280 4000 2500 4000 4000 1000 1000 12000 1000 1000 2500 1000 4000 1000 1500 1000

Aquatics Center

Velodrome Athletics Stadium

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Sport Complex

Villa María del Triunfo Baseball Hockey Basque pelota Rugby Softball Archery Water polo

Capacity 3400 3500 400 3500 1700 1000 2000

Callao

Regional Sports Village Baseball Boxing Football Judo Wrestling Taekwondo

Football 7-a-side Judo Taekwondo

Capacity 3400 2500 12700 4700 4700 4700

10000 4500 4500

Surf Sports Complex

Punta Rocas Beach Punta Negra

Surf

Capacity 2000

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NEW venues

Multi-sports Center

San Isidro Artistic gymnastics Rhythmic gymnastics Trampoline Karate

Costa Verde

Park

BMX Beach volleyball

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Capacity 2000 2000

Capacity 5700 5700 5700 5700

VENUES Pan American 1

Pan American and Parapan American Village Villa El Salvador 2 VIDENA National Sports Village - San Luis 3 Sports Complex - Villa María del Triunfo 4 Regional Sports Village - Callao 5 Multi-sports Center - San Isidro 6 Costa Verde Park 7 Surf Sports Complex Punta Rocas Beach, Punta Negra 8 Nautical Sports Center - Espigón, Callao** 9 National Stadium - Cercado de Lima 10 Monumental Stadium - Ate Vitarte* 11 Chorrillos Military School* 12 Army Equitation School - La Molina* 13 Laguna Club Bujama Lacus - Mala* 14 Los Inkas Golf Club - Santiago de Surco* 15 Equestrian Club of Villa - Chorrillos* 16 Manuel Bonilla Coliseum - Miraflores** 17 Vía Expresa Circuit* 18 Morro Solar - Chorrillos* 19 Jockey Club del Perú - Santiago de Surco* 20 Cañete River 21 Paracas Bay 22 Punta Hermosa

Venue for the opening and closing ceremonies.

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VIDENA National Sports Village - San Luis Regional Sports Village - Callao Manuel Bonilla Coliseum - Miraflores** Chorrillos Military School* (*) Negotiations underway. (**) Approved by COPAL, evaluation underway. National Stadium Cercado de Lima

EXPERIENCE IN INTERNATIONAL EVENTS Latin America, Caribbean and European Union Summit (ALC-UE)

United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP20)

Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors of the World Bank Group and International Monetary Fund

4,800 attendees

12,000 attendees

12,800 attendees

2008

2011

2014

2015

Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) 2008 and 2016 6,000 attendees

Mistura – Lima International Food Festival Up to 500,00 attendees 20

Pacific Alliance Summit 700 attendees

12 th Gold and Silver International Symposium 1,000 attendees

2016

41 st Annual Conference of the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO)

800 attendees

EXPERIENCE IN INTERNATIONAL SPORTS EVENTS Copa América

FIFA U-17 World Cup

520,000 spectactors

430,000 spectactors

2004

2005

2010

FIVB Volleyball Women’s U20 World Championship

Bolivarian Beach Games

16 teams

3,000 athletes, judges and coaches

2011

Bolivarian Games Trujillo South American Youth Games 6,000 athletes, judges and coaches

2012

2013

World Paddleboard Shooting 1.5 million Championship World Cup spectators - Rifle

Dakar Rally

150 athletes

34 world federations

ISA World Surfing Games +200 surfers from 30 countries

2,500 athletes, judges and coaches

2014

15 th IOC World Conference on Sport for All

2017

130 th IOC Session

500 experts from 90 countries

Dakar Series Desafio Inca 84 drivers 21

LOGO The Games’ logo is the Amancaes flower. This logo was presented on July 26, 2014 and it was created by the artists Juan Diego Sanz and Jorge Luis Zarate. Pedro Pablo Alayza,

Sport activity Silhouette of people practicing sports (jump, gymnastics)

archaeologistic and art historian, explained, “the Amancaes flower and pistils represent three athletes with open arms and the three Americas, symbolizing Lima’s deepest identity, an ancient city with many cultures that are well represented in this logo”.

Meeting point Since prehispanic times, Lima is a meeting point between peoples. This city will do this again during the games. Huacas The athletes’ heads have trapezoid shapes representing Lima ‘huacas’. Colors They represent the diversity, history and environment of Lima. Violet Devotion

Light Blue Ocean Yellow Life

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Green Nature Red Passion

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