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Here, no one runs alone

Diário de Leiria11 September 2026 at 13:00

Here, no one runs alone. First, Mariana challenged her sister to run or walk. Then, the friends came, looking for company for these activities. In just nine months, the group grew and created a community. Currently, this community has evolved into an association.

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