Julio Eduardo Mázzaro is an Argentine

Argentina

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 basketball player who currently plays for Quimsa

Quimsa

-Retired numbers:* 11 - Miguel Cortijo - Although Cortijo never played for the club, the #11 jersey was retired honoring him. -External links:* *...

 in Argentina. He played for River Plate

Club Atlético River Plate

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 and Boca Juniors in Argentina and Edimes Pavia

Nuova Pallacanestro Pavia

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 ('03-'04) in the LegADue

LegADue

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 league in Italy previously. He holds an Italian passport and represented the Argentina national basketball team

Argentina national basketball team

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 in a number of occasions, including the FIBA Americas Championship

FIBA Americas Championship

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 2005

Americas Championships 2005

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, FIBA Borislav Stankovic Cup, South American Championships in 2003 and 2004, and the junior championship in 1996. He's 190 cm. tall.