Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.- The book "Deciphering Patterns in Chess," authored by Waskar Veloz, was presented. It is especially dedicated to beginners and contains 600 strategic problems of the game.
The activity served as a framework for a discussion that brought together lovers of the science game, sports managers, friends and family and was carried out in an atmosphere of cultural and sporting enthusiasm.
It included a discussion in which the teacher Eddy De los Santos, Waskar Veloz and Steve Peña participated.
During the discussion, the specialists reflected on the content and value of the book, as well as on chess in general, and its use as a strategic discipline and tool for intellectual development.
The speakers also highlighted various ongoing projects and initiatives focused on disseminating, expanding, and promoting the practice of chess throughout the country.
The event, held at the Casa Libros Cultural Center, was hosted by Milagros Beato and concluded with a question and answer session in which the audience could interact with the author and the panelists, followed by the traditional book signing.
Deciphering Patterns in Chess has been translated into several languages and distributed in Germany, Brazil, Japan, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, the United States, among other countries.
