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different and more warmer, symbolizing the joy and warmth typical to the Brazilian people. The Paralympic Torch’s sinuous curves represent the highs and lows in the life of a Paralympic athlete, celebrating their determination and achievements. The quadrangular shape refers to the four Paralympic values – courage, determination, inspiration and equality – which are also written in Braille on the torch, along with the words “Rio 2016 Paralympic Games Torch Relay.”. Like the Olympic torch, the curves had colors that meant the values of this edition of the Games, The orange represents the courage of the Paralympic athletes, red represents the determination and the warmth and welcome of the Brazilian people. The purple represented the inspiration created by the Paralympic sport and also the expectations created in the country with the event and what the event could accomplish in Brazilian society. The dark blue represented equality, emphasized in the current
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During the relay, when the flame is passed from one torchbearer to another its segments open upwards, symbolizing a person's body stretching its boundaries. The segments come from the elements of the Brazilian flair and the host city's nature represent with the different colors, but these colors were
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that has existed since 1988, and in the holding of the Olympic and Paralympic Games in the same city and in equal conditions since that year. The shape of the segments represents the esplanades (Calçadão in Portuguese) of the beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema. The axis of the torch expresses unity
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Torch, which celebrates the essence of Rio 2016—passion and transformation. The torch is able to open and close. When closed, the Olympic and Paralympic torches look the same, demonstrating the equality of the two torches, and when opened, the character of the torches reveal themselves.
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Each city that the relay included celebrated a different Paralympic and Rio 2016 value: in Brasília, it was equality; in Belém, determination; in Natal, inspiration; in São Paulo, transformation; in Joinville, courage; and in Rio de Janeiro, passion.
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when she slipped and fell on the rain-covered floor. Once she recovered from the fall, she smiled, waved at the audience, and handed off the torch.
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After the Paralympic flame was created, it was then carried around Rio from September 6 to September 7. On the day of the
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on September 7. The Paralympic torch relay began with five individual flames being relayed to a city in each of the five
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The Rio 2016 Paralympic Torch was unveiled on December 13, 2015. It was created from the same design concept as the
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Cities visited in the 2016 Summer Paralympics Torch Relay:
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Rio de Janeiro
2016 Summer Paralympics
Bid process
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torch relay
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Event calendar
Chronological summary
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World and Paralympic records
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