VERACRUZ 2014 Qualification Manual

The Organizing Committee for the XXII Central American and Caribbean Games Veracruz 2014 has published a Qualification Manual.

The following is an excerpt from the introduction.

The celebration of the XXII Central American and Caribbean Games in Veracruz 2014, is a fact that fills the entire land of Mexico with joy, since it was our country that beheld their birth and our country that has seen them gain strength throughout the years as well as

position as one of the multi-sport events that holds more tradition in the world.

With the objective of preserving and contributing to that tradition, the Organizing Committee for the XXII Central American and Caribbean Games Veracruz 2014 has the great commitment of providing all the tools within its grasp so these Games can be up to the level of prior editions and leave an important legacy in the way Central American and Caribbean Games are organized and experienced.

As a part of this commitment, COVER 2104 has set as an objective, the integration of this Qualification Manual that seeks to concentrate the work made very much on time by the Central American and Pan American Confederations in relation to the qualification systems that the members of CACSO must observe in order to participate in the Games Veracruz 2014.

The National Olympic Committees will be able to rely on this document to develop the necessary strategies that allow them to plan and draft, along with their respective authorities, the disciplines in which they wish to participate and the way in which they will

obtain their pass to the XXII Central American and Caribbean Games two years before the beginning of the Games; in this Manual, they will also find elements to calculate the size of their delegation, as well as the events in which they may enter once they have met

the qualification systems.

COVER 2014 expects this document be of great utility and we reiterate our commitment to work hard to make the XXII Central American and Caribbean Games Veracruz 2014, the finest Central American and Caribbean Games in history!