by Federico Bahamontes, 'The Eagle of Toledo', has been one of the sports with more followers in the city, although, at present, no school despite having a velodrome in Santa María de Benquerencia. Other leading professional cyclists from the city have been Nemesio Jiménez (Mexico Olympics 1968) and Ángel de las Heras. The FS and Volleyball Toledo Toledo Association Toledo complete representation in the National League of First and Second Division, after a brief journey in Fantasy, respectively, while the Toledo Rugby Club, with many fans, is immersed in the League Madrid's Primera Liga. At the individual level, the swimmer Javier Noriega and Julio Rey marathon athletes are more representative of the city, both in Athens Olympics 2004 and Beijing Olympics 2008, in recent years. Rey, Spanish current marathon record holder, with 2h.06:52, announced his retirement in October 2009. Media Various local and provincial newspapers are published in the city. In addition, national newspapers such as the daily ABC publish unique local editions. Among the local newspapers are the subscription-based La Tribuna de Toledo, and Toledo Day, as well as the free Global Castilla la Mancha and Toledo News. The general information weekly magazines Echoes and Here are also published. There is also local media in television, radio, and Internet. The regional public television headquarters, CMT, are in Toledo. In addition, there are several local television stations, as well as local fare: the diocesan Popular TV, Teletoledo, Canal Regional de Noticia and La Tribuna TV. For radio stations, there is the dean of radio Radio Toledo (Onda Cero), as well as COPE, Cadena SER, RNE, RCM and Radio Aquí, and the local fare Onda Polígono and the diocesan station Radio Santa Maria. Within the digital and social media, Onda Toledo, Toledo Magic, Toledo Digital, and La Cerca. Twin towns – sister cities Toledo is twinned with: Aachen, Germany (1984) Agen, France (1973) Corpus Christi, Texas, United States (1989) Damascus, Syria (1994) Guanajuato City, Mexico (1978) Heraklion, Greece (2014) Nara, Japan (1972) Old Havana, Cuba (2005) Safed, Israel (1981) Toledo, Ohio, United States (1931) Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria (1983) See also Golden age of Jewish culture in Spain Councils of Toledo Toledo School of Translators Palacio de Galiana Cerro del Bu Artificio de Juanelo List of people from Toledo, Spain References Informational notes Citations Also External links Municipality Spain's official website – Info about Toledo Castilla–La Mancha Historic Jewish communities Archaeological sites