LIMA [url=http://www.hydroflaskbottleclearance.com/]http://www.hydroflaskbottleclearance.com/[/url] , July 18 (Xinhua) -- Short and browned skinned, Gladys Tejeda, the Peruvian female runner, on Saturday won gold medal in Toronto 2015 Pan-American Games women' s marathon, local media reported.

Tejeda, 28, was born in Huancayo, an Andean city in Peru. She is a persistent and disciplined athlete, which helped her lead and win today' s competition.

Ater she won, in a television interview Gladys thanked the 30 million Peruvians for their support. She also thanked her coach, Mexican Rodolfo Gomez.

The favorite to win was Peruvian Ines Melchor, who has more experience. Many thought Tejeda will finish after Melchor, but the favorite runner fell down and had to abandon the competition.

Peruvians were filled with joy for Tejeda' s gold medal and even Peru' s President Ollanta Humala sent a congratulations message to the Peruvian medal winner.

Tejeda won bronze medal in Guadalajara 2011 marathon competition. Experts think she and Melchor have a great opportunity to win medals in Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games.

Peruvian media praised Tejeda and sports commentators said her victory proves the great power of the Andean people, who are used to face great challenges in athletics thanks to the geography of their homeland.

TEHRAN, July 20 (Xinhua) -- Iran is committed to its obligations under the deal reached with world powers in Vienna earlier this month, Iran's Foreign Ministry said in a statement issued after the deal was endorsed unanimously by a UN Security Council resolution on Monday.

"Iran is committed to sincerely implement its voluntary obligations under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) provided that the U.S. and European sides do the same with regards to the removal of sanctions and restricting measures on Iran," wrote the statement posted on the official website of the foreign ministry.

The removal of sanctions and restricting measures against Iran by the United States and the Europeans, according to JCPOA, means that both Iranian and foreign businessmen would be able to enter deals with Iran freely and without fear, it said.

Iran will continue its cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to implement the additional protocol to ensure that its nuclear program has been and will remain peaceful, according to the statement.

Iran will actively cooperate with its neighbors and the international community to counter terrorism and extremism to promote peace and stability, the statement read.

It also said that the JCPOA which reached between Iran and the world major powers in Vienna last week over Iran's nuclear program was an important step to settle an unnecessary crisis vis-a-vis Iran's nuclear program based on dialogue and mutual respect.

Iran is against the production, accumulation and the use of nuclear weapons and deems the use of nuclear weapons and weapons of mass destruction as inhuman action which goes counter to the international peace and security, according to the statement.

On July 14, Iran finally came to terms with P5+1 -- namely, the United States, Britain, France, Russia and China plus Germany -- over its nuclear program after more than 18 months of marathon-like talks.

As what is agreed, the 159-page JCPOA, will remove all of the nuclear-related sanctions imposed on Iran if the Islamic republic is proved to abide by the deal over the next ten years step-by-step.

Senior Iranian officials have hailed the agreement as a step to refashion the country's relations with the world.

The nuclear agreement between Iran and the world powers was a new chapter in the relations between Iran and the International community, Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said.

With the recent nuclear deal between Iran and the world major powers, the nuclear program of the country will shift from confrontation to scientific and commercial activities, Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad-Javad Zarif also said.

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MADRID， Oct. 30 (Xinhua) -- Real Madrid remain top of the Spanish Liga Santander following the 10th round of matches in Spain as the result of a 4-1 win away to Alaves.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat-trick， which included a penalty and a deflected shot， and missed another penalty as Madrid made hard work of the game against the recently-promoted Basque side.

After the final whistle， Alaves captain Alexis complained that the referee's performance been ""lamentable"" as replays showed that the penalty which led to Ronaldo equalizing Deyverson's opening goal was called as a handball when it had actually hit Deyverson's head.

Barcelona moved into second place in the table after Rafinha's 48th minute goal gave them a 1-0 win over bottom of the table Granada， who put up much stiffer resistance than expected.

The first half saw Luis Suarez miss chances to make the score more comfortable， while the crowd also protested declarations from Spanish Football League President Javier Tebas， who had criticized the celebrations after the winning goal in Valencia a week ago.

Yannick Carrasco and Kevin Gameiro starred as Atletico Madrid defeated Malaga 4-2 in the Vicente Calderon Stadium in a game which threatened to become complicated for the home side.

Carrasco opened the scoring in the 7th minute， and Atletico looked to be cruising after Gameiro made it 2-0 in the 23rd minute.

Sandro Ramirez reduced the distance with a well-taken free kick on the half hour， but after Gameiro scored his second on the brink of halftime， the result looked a foregone conclusion.

That changed on the hour， when Stefan Savic saw two quick yellow cards to leave Atletico with 10 men and Ignacio Camacho' s header gave Malaga a second goal for the night.

There were some nervous fans in the Calderon before Carrasco's powerful run and shot three minutes from time finally sealed the win.

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