President Lee Jae-myung congratulates Olympic bobsleigh medalist Won Yun-jong on Facebook for his election to the IOC Athletes' Commission during the Milan Winter Olympics.
President Lee Jae-myung congratulates Olympic bobsleigh medalist Won Yun-jong on Facebook for his election to the IOC Athletes' Commission during the Milan Winter Olympics.
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El presidente Lee felicita a Won Yun-jong por su elección a la comisión de atletas del IOC

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Won Yun-jong, medallista de plata en bobsleigh en los Juegos Olímpicos de PyeongChang 2018, fue elegido para la Comisión de Atletas del IOC durante los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno en Milán, Italia. Won superó a 11 candidatos con 1.176 votos, y el presidente Lee Jae-myung le felicitó en Facebook el 20 de febrero. Se convierte en el tercer miembro surcoreano de la comisión.

El 19 de febrero de 2026 (hora local), el Comité Olímpico Internacional (IOC) anunció los resultados de la elección de la Comisión de Atletas en Milán, Italia. Won Yun-jong, medallista de plata en bobsleigh de cuatro hombres en los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno de PyeongChang 2018, recibió 1.176 votos de 2.393 atletas participantes, quedando primero entre 11 candidatos. La biatleta estonia Johanna Taliharm quedó segunda con 983 votos, y los dos primeros reemplazarán a las salientes Emma Terho y Astrid Uhrenholdt Jacobsen.

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Las reacciones en X a la elección de Won Yun-jong a la Comisión de Atletas del IOC son abrumadoramente positivas, con felicitaciones de fans, funcionarios como la ministra de Cultura Choi Hwi-young, y cobertura del mensaje de apoyo del presidente Lee Jae-myung instando a representar los derechos de los atletas. Se expresa orgullo por ser la primera vez para un atleta coreano de deportes de invierno y por fortalecer la presencia de Corea en el IOC. Un observador internacional expresó escepticismo sobre las cifras de votos del IOC.

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