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Would you like to add a news article? Great! We would love it if you did. All submissions require approval before publication so here are some editorial guidelines:

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A rower from Alicante edges Espana onto the GLRF map

12 Jun 2006 - 23h14. | glrfcentral for the Berlin Tattler | 140 views | 0 stamps

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Visit the GLRF España page

13 June 2006 - Alicante; A female rower wanted to know why the Spanish flag was not visible on the GLRF site. The reply was simple: when one member from a country joins, we add the country to the GLRF Worldwide Community. With that response, a Spanish rower registered with GLRF, and Spain became part of the GLRF community.

As host to the 1992 Olympic Games, Spain made a permanent mark on rowing with its development of the world-renown rowing center at Estany de Banyoles (Lake Banyoles). Of equal stature are the extremely competitive crews that continually emerge from Spain’s rowing community.

GLRF is proud and honored to welcome rowers from El Reino de Espana. We look forward to creating a gateway to a community for Spain’s gay and lesbian rowers.

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