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Kazakhstan's Podobedova breaks three world records in women's 75kg category at weightlifting worlds
GOYANG, South Korea, Nov. 28 (Xinhua) -- Podobedova Sventlana of Kazakhstan broke three world records to sweep the gold medals in the women's 75kg category at the world weightlifting championships here on Saturday.
The 23-year-old lifter combined lifts of 132kg in the snatch with 160kg in the clean and jerk to finish with 292kg.
Podabedova hoisted 125kg and 130kg in her first two attempts, far higher than other lifters. In the last attempt, she asked for 132kg to challenge the world record of 131kg set by Zabolotnaia Natalia of Russia in the 2007 weightlifting worlds at Chiang Mai, Thailand, and succeeded.
Cao Lei of China, gold medalist at the Beijing Olympics, also succeeded in her all three attempts, and finished with 121kg in her last attempt to catch the silver. Khurshudyan Hripsime of Armenia took the bronze with 120kg.
Podabedova was the last one to lift in the clean and jerk. She hoisted 155kg in her second attempt for a total of 287kg to break her own world record of 286kg set at the Junior World Championships in 2006. In her last attempt, she successfully challenged 160kg, one kilo more than the previous world record set by Liu Chunhong of China at the Doha Worlds in 2005.
China's Cao took the silver with a total of 269kg, and Khurshudyan Hripsime of Armenia took the bronze with a total of 267kg.
Source:xinhuanet.com
The 23-year-old lifter combined lifts of 132kg in the snatch with 160kg in the clean and jerk to finish with 292kg.
Podabedova hoisted 125kg and 130kg in her first two attempts, far higher than other lifters. In the last attempt, she asked for 132kg to challenge the world record of 131kg set by Zabolotnaia Natalia of Russia in the 2007 weightlifting worlds at Chiang Mai, Thailand, and succeeded.
Cao Lei of China, gold medalist at the Beijing Olympics, also succeeded in her all three attempts, and finished with 121kg in her last attempt to catch the silver. Khurshudyan Hripsime of Armenia took the bronze with 120kg.
Podabedova was the last one to lift in the clean and jerk. She hoisted 155kg in her second attempt for a total of 287kg to break her own world record of 286kg set at the Junior World Championships in 2006. In her last attempt, she successfully challenged 160kg, one kilo more than the previous world record set by Liu Chunhong of China at the Doha Worlds in 2005.
China's Cao took the silver with a total of 269kg, and Khurshudyan Hripsime of Armenia took the bronze with a total of 267kg.
Source:xinhuanet.com
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Sunday, November 29, 2009
Belarus, Kazakhstan, Russia To Establish Customs Union
MINSK -- Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbaev is in Minsk ahead of a Eurasian Economic Community (Eurasec) summit where Belarus, Russia, and Kazakhstan are to form a customs union, RFE/RL's Belarus Service reports.
Belarusian President Alyaksandr Lukashenka and Nazarbaev will hold talks on cooperation before the Eurasec summit begins on November 28.
Kazakh Ambassador to Belarus Anatoly Smirnov told RFE/RL that Kazakh and Belarusian leaders will sign a number of "important documents, including ones regulating cooperation between the economic institutions of the two countries."
The document establishing the customs union is slated to be signed on November 28 and the union is due to begin on January 1.
By July 1, customs checkpoints along the Belarusian-Russian border are to be closed, as will checkpoints along the Kazakh-Russian border a year later.
Lukashenka told journalists in Minsk on November 24 that the customs union will provide "great support to Russia," adding that Kazakhstan and Belarus will not be the "backyards" of such a union.
Source:rferl.org
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