
Rugby in Colombia: an escape from a violent past
CNN
When Alejandro and Julian Navarro first started playing rugby, they sometimes had to stop training because they could hear gun battles between rival gangs approaching the pitch.
The situation was so bad in their home city of Medellin in the early 2010's that a murder seemingly was not even much of an event. "It was routine," Julian, a rapid scrumhalf of 23, told CNN Sport.More Related News

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