At the Jaen Paraiso Interior XXIV Memorial International Athletics Meeting Francisco Ramon Higueras, the jump is once again prominent.

Jumping was once again the highlight of the Jaen Paraiso Interior XXIV Memorial Francisco Ramon higueras International Athleisures Meeting. It took place on Saturday evening at the New Andujar Stadium.

Jordan Alejandro Diaz (Spanish nationalized Cuban), won the triple jump test. This test brought together the best of international athletics with a constellation full of stars. He smashed the Spanish record by jumping 17,30 meters, twice, and established the best European mark for the year.

Fatima Diame, an Ibero-American champion, was the winner of the long jump. She scored 6,76 which is very close to the minimum required for the next world championships. Both Diaz, and Diame were named the tournament's 'MVP'.

The speed tests were dominated by Hispanic-American athletes. The women's 100-meter sprint was won by Angela Gabriela Tenorio from Ecuador. In the 200-meter event, Reginfo Shainer from Cuba won. The 400-meter dash was won by Cuban Lisneydisveitia. In the 400-meter hurdles, Dominican Juander Santos won authoritatively.

The middle ground was where the Spanish alegrias were. Marina Martinez won the 800m with a personal record of 2:02:33. Sergio Panigua was first in 1,500 after Kevin Lopez had abandoned.

Mohamed Ismail, an athlete from Djbouti broke the Meeting record for 3,000 obstacles in 8:24.67. Ethiopian Lemlet Nibiret won the 5,000m race.

The launches saw the Extremaduran Javier Cienfuegos fail to beat Gabriel Kher, the Chilean on the talisman track for the hammer speciality. His weight was surpassed by Roman Kokoskho of Ukraine, while Flor Denis Ruiz from Colombia won the javelin competition. Dominican Marysabel Senyu won women's high jump.

The tartan was also used by the athletes from the city as well as the province to jump on the tartan, allowing them to be right next to their idols and the figures.

Pedro Luis Rodriguez, the mayor of Andujar, discussed the project of the sport. He also reported on the test that honors Francisco Ramon Higueras' memory. Higueras was an illiterate man whose life was tragically cut short in an accident. At the time, he was very young, and had a promising career in athletics. The Consistory's sports department was praised by the alderman. Raul Chapado (president of the Spanish Athletics Federation) highlighted the achievements of young people in the area, as well as their promises and national stature.

It will be difficult to reach the public again in the next years and make the most of the Spanish athletics' rising standards in sprinting, jumping, and middle distance.