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  • ICSS Creating Global Standards for Sports Governance -- ATRadio
    (ATR) Newly appointed Group CEO of the International Center for Sport Security Michael Hershman says the center wants better governance standards throughout international sports. Hershman tells Around the Rings Editor Ed Hula that as a sports fanatic he has a unique opportunity to follow his passion while "changing the world of sport" on this latest edition of ATRadio.
    14 min
  • One Month Countdown to Rio 2016 -- ATRadio
    (ATR) With the Rio 2016 Olympics now just one month away, Rio Mayor Eduardo Paes along with Rio 2016 president Carlos Nuzman held a press conference to commemorate the countdown. However, the presser was more about the criticisms the city has received and less about Olympic preparations. ATR's Rio correspondent Aaron Bauer was on the scene at the presser and gives insight into Brazil's last minute preparations.
    10 min
  • IOC Conducts Final Rio 2016 Project Review -- ATRadio
    (ATR) With the Rio Olympics now less than two months away, IOC president Thomas Bach is in the middle of a three-day visit to Rio de Janeiro where the IOC is inspecting venues, checking final preparations and meeting with Brazil’s new leadership. Our Rio correspondent Aaron Bauer talks more about Bach’s final trip to the host country prior to the Games.
    9 min
  • Rio 2016 Paralympics will be “the Games the Athletes Amaze” – ATRadio
    (ATR) International Paralympic Committee president Philip Craven says the 2016 Paralympics will deliver the greatest athletic performances of all time. With less than 100 days to go until the first Paralympic Games in South America, Craven says that challenges remain but preparations are full steam ahead. Rio correspondent Aaron Bauer spoke with Craven on the eve of the milestone to discuss ticket sales, venue accessibility and what fans can expect at the Rio Games.
    14 min

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