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Five million ONCE coupons put Elche and inclusive sport in the national spotlight

Five million ONCE coupons have put Elche in the national spotlight while also highlighting the important role the organisation plays in creating opportunities for people with disabilities. The special coupon, issued across Spain, celebrated Elche’s status as Mediterranean Capital of Sport 2026 and its commitment to making sport accessible to everyone. Behind the five million coupons, however… Source

Published Aug 26, 2026 · 5:00 AMOriginal source: Euro Weekly News Spain2 reads
Five million ONCE coupons have put Elche in the national spotlight while also highlighting the important role the organisation plays in creating opportunities for people with disabilities. The special coupon, issued across Spain, celebrated Elche’s status as Mediterranean Capital of Sport 2026 and its commitment to making sport accessible to everyone. Behind the five million coupons, however… Source
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