Paris 2024 Olympics: The Dominican Republic's medals at the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

The Dominican Republic's medal table at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games:

• 🥇 Gold medals: 0
• 🥈S ilver medals: 0
• 🥉 Bronze medals: 0
• 🏅 Total: 0

The Dominican medal table at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games:

• 🥇 Gold medals: 1
• 🥈 S ilver medals: 0
• 🥉 Bronze medals: 2
• 🏅 Total: 3

What if the Dominican Republic managed to distinguish itself brilliantly, at these Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games ? This little Caribbean paradise, known for its passion for sport and human warmth, has sent a delegation full of talent to Paris.

The Dominican athletes, who excel particularly in athletics, baseball and boxing, are certainly eager to show what they can do, and their infectious energy is sure to provide spectators and TV viewers with some thrilling sporting moments.

The colors of the Dominican flag will be carried high by these athletes, determined to make their country proud and aim for Olympic heights. In the meantime, let's take a closer look at the medals won by the Dominican Republic at the previous Summer Games, in Tokyo in 2021.

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The Dominican Republic's medals at the Tokyo 2021 Olympics:

• 3 Silver medals: Zacarías Bonnat in weightlifting (Under 81 kg men), Marileidy Paulino in athletics (400 m women) and the Dominican team in athletics (4 x 400 m mixed relay).
• 2 Bronze medals: Crismery Santana in weightlifting (Women's Under 87 kg) and the men's baseball team

Please note that this guide to Dominican medals will be updated throughout the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, so remember to keep this page bookmarked if you're interested in the information!

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