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Colombian soccer in mourning: Gabriel Camargo, top shareholder and great maker of the triumphs of Deportes Tolima, passed away

Fútbol colombiano de luto: Falleció Gabriel Camargo, máximo accionista y gran hacedor de los triunfos del Deportes Tolima

Whoever was one of the most important businessmen in Tolima and also a former senator suffered from cancer. The eleventh ‘red wine and gold’ announced the news through a statement.

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In the midst of the joy and fervor for the World Cup, sad news was confirmed that fills Colombian soccer with mourning, the death of Gabriel Camargo.

One of the most important leaders of local soccer and who led the Deportes Tolima team to many victories. He was its owner and largest shareholder.

Camargo was an important businessman and also a former senator, an aggressive cancer won the battle for him.

He was surrounded by triumphs, but also controversies.

He was 80 years old and was undergoing various treatments abroad to combat the disease.

He lowered his mandate Deportes Tolima was three-time champion of the League (2003-2, 2018-2 and 2021-1).

He won the 2014 Copa Colombia edition and a 2022 Super League.

He was also the maker of the return of the eleventh from Tolima to the First Division, after being relegated in 1993.

Deportes Tolima released the unfortunate news through a press release.

Colombian soccer teams mourned the death



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