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Masters:

Latin American and Caribbean Masters Swimming Championship

Official site of the Latin American and Caribbean Masters Swimming Association. Includes constitution, event links, records, history, sponsors, and related links.

http://www.latycar.org/

Masters Swimming

International resource for Masters swimming with many links to organizations and events. Available in Spanish and English.

http://www.mastersswimming.com/

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