Chess player Adhara Rodríguez, world runner-up in semi-fast games in the under 16 category, will visit Lanzarote next Saturday, December 21, to participate in the simultaneous chess game organized by the Tías City Council through the Department of Youth, managed by Christopher Notario.
Adhara Rodríguez Perdomo, a 15-year-old from Laguna, is a FIDE master (from the International Chess Federation) and continues to evolve in chess "at a frenetic pace", says the City Council, which highlights that in the Absolute Spanish Championship held last November she exceeded 2,200 ELO FID points, the minimum required for the title of international master.
If the young woman maintains that score and is able to achieve three planetary norms (making a percentage of points in three different international tournaments), she will become a Women's International Master or WIM.
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The Youth Councilor of the Tías City Council, Christopher Notario, points out that the young people of the municipality and Lanzarote "can have as a reference a large number of personalities from different fields and Adhara Rodríguez is, without a doubt, one of them. At only 15 years old, she has managed to improve exponentially in what she likes, chess."
Notario encourages the young people of Tías and the island to participate or witness this simultaneous game on Saturday, December 21, at 5:00 p.m. in the Ermita San Antonio Art Room. Player places are limited to 20 and must be confirmed at ajedreztias@gmail.com or on the WhatsApp number 610 164 955.
Chinijo Chess
Likewise, the Tías City Council has organized a chess tournament called Chinijo Chess for Sunday, December 22, at 11:00 a.m. at the El Fondeadero Civic Center. Places are limited to 40 people and registration must be formalized on the website www.ajedrezlanzarote.com