International Paralympic Committee President Andrew Parsons on Tuesday touted a pledge by the Paris regional government to solve one of its greatest accessibility challenges -- its dated metro system -- as a legacy of the imminent Paralympics.In an interview with Kyodo News, Parsons lauded the previous day's announcement by the region's president, Valerie Pecresse, who said between 15 and 20 million euros ($16.7 to $22.3 million) would go toward a "metro for all," a project expected to take around 20 years to complete."It will be incredible if the metro can be made accessible as a legacy of…READ FULL ARTICLE