The Guayas Sports Federation (Fedeguayas) has been awarded a first installment of $50,000 to support high-performance sports. The funds were delivered on February 24 at the José Desimavilla Coliseum by Antonio Rao, who manages the Gaming Management Unit. This funding is generated through Fedebet, a commercial brand affiliated with the unit, and is part of a broader institutional sustainability model designed to support athletic talent in the region.

The event saw the presence of key figures including María Eduarda Fuentes, president of Fedeguayas, and other officials who expressed their commitment to enhancing the region's sports capabilities. Furthermore, several local athletes from diverse disciplines such as Kiara Rodríguez (adapted athletics), Blanca Rodrigo (archery), Xiomara Manrique (karate-do), and Jonathan Benavides (judo) participated in the ceremony. This underscores the direct impact of financial support on athletic preparations and highlights the need for systematic investment in sports development.

Officials emphasized that this funding is more than a mere gesture; it signifies a strategic investment that translates into improved training and outcomes for athletes. They recognized that achievements in sports come from a blend of investment, thorough planning, and personal dedication. This initiative reflects a concerted effort to not only elevate the performance standards of athletes in Guayas but also to foster a sustainable future for sports in the region.