The 12-year-old Argentine chess player won a three-minute game for the Norwegian; a link in history. Faustino Oro, 12 years old in the papers, 12 years old in the face, 12 years old in genius, traps the pieces with a firmness identical to that exercised to shake hands with friends. Magnus Carlsen, who is Norwegian, world champion and plays that game like no one else, focuses him spreading a look of seven amazements. That Argentine creature just …
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The 12-year-old Argentine chess player won a three-minute game for the Norwegian; a link in history. Faustino Oro, 12 years old in the papers, 12 years old in the face, 12 years old in genius, traps the pieces with a firmness identical to that exercised to shake hands with friends. Magnus Carlsen, who is Norwegian, world champion and plays that game like no one else, focuses him spreading a look of seven amazements. That Argentine creature just …