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The mystery of 'pregnancy doping': the Russian gymnastics lie that deceived the world for 30 years and has now been solved

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On November 23, 1994, a broadcast by the French news channel France 2 featured testimony from a purported former Russian gymnast named Olga Kovalenko, alleging that athletes utilized pregnancy to bypass doping controls. This claim centered around what has been described as a thirty-year deception in Russian gymnastics.

Separately, youth and student organizations in New Delhi, India, organized a large protest against the head of the country's Electoral Commission, whom they accuse of favoring the ruling party's interests. Student groups reported that over 1,000 individuals were detained during the demonstrations.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Russian Gymnastics Investigative look into a 30-year sports doping deception involving pregnancy claims.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - India Protests Student-led demonstrations and mass detentions over electoral bias allegations in India.
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