Olympics: Chicago's Snub Not Surprising

2. October 2009  - Published by Dan Clasgens

from the LA Times...

That Rio won the 2016 Summer Games is easily understandable.

The International Olympic Committee fancies itself a force in global affairs. As in the case of breaking Olympic ground by giving the 2008 Olympics to China, the world's most populous country, Friday's vote was a chance for the IOC to say that by giving the Olympics to South America for the first time it will have aided the development of Brazil, the most populous country on the continent.

That Chicago was eliminated in the first round, as shocking as it seemed, also was surprisingly understandable, given the IOC's byzantine internal politics, its fractious relationship with the country whose companies have been its cash cow and the way the host-city election system is structured.

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