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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Haykaram Nahapetyan

    Armenia Finishes Sixth at the Chess Olympiad and Claims Bronze - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (opens the original)

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    SAMARKAND, Uzbekistan — Armenia’s national teams, both Open (men) and Women’s, won bronze medals at the Chess Olympiad held in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. However, these were not the tournament’s overall bronze medals. In the Open competition, Germany won the overall bronze, India took silver, and Uzbekistan, the host nation, claimed gold winning the Olympiad. Among the Women’s teams China claimed the gold, Kazakhstan won silver and India took bronze. However, the International Chess Federation (FIDE

  2. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Haykaram Nahapetyan

    Vahan Agopyan: The Armenian Secretary in São Paulo’s State Government: Video Report - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (opens the original)

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    SÃO PAULO — In the early 1970s, construction began on a metro station in the Ponte Pequena district of São Paulo, Brazil. An Armenian civil engineer was among those involved in the project. The station, originally named Ponte Pequena when it opened in 1975, was renamed Armenia in 1985 to honor São Paulo’s Armenian community. That Armenian engineer was Vahan Agopyan. Over the decades, he advanced from overseeing major infrastructure projects to becoming one of Brazil’s most distinguished

  3. Article · Aug 1, 2026 · Haykaram Nahapetyan

    At the Library of Congress, Dr. Mouradian Brings 250 Years of Armenian America to Life - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (opens the original)

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    WASHINGTON — In 1948, Librarian of Congress Luther Evans praised Armenian Americans for enriching the Library of Congress’s Armenian collections with books, manuscripts, and other materials. He described their efforts as “one of the most appropriate ways for Americans of Armenian heritage to preserve the history and culture of their ancestral homeland.” That letter remains preserved in the Library of Congress archives as a symbolic milestone in the history of one of the world’s most important Ar

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