The first batch of Brazilians in the Village, a total of 75, will compete in rowing, table tennis, sitting volleyball, archery, weightlifting, and boccia. The next team to arrive is goalball, with a total of 12 athletes
With plenty of sweat, the Brazilians strove to fight the odds and beat the hosts of the qualifying tournament three sets to two in Tokyo on Sunday. Outside spiker Gabi was once again the top scorer, with 23 points.
Petrúcio Ferreira, a two-time champion in the arm amputee category, showcased his prowess once again, winning gold in the 100m T47 event with a remarkable time of 10s37.
Thalita remains in contention for two more podium finishes. She will return to the track on Wednesday for the 100m race and compete in the 200m event on Saturday.
During his speech at the Summit for a New Global Financial Pact in Paris, Lula emphasized the need for fairer trade agreements.