Juan Pablo Mohr Prieto (1987 to about 2021) was a Chilean architect, rock climber and mountaineer who graduated from Diego Portales University in 2012. He founded the DeporteLibre Foundation, which builds public sports infrastructure, including the Los Silos climbing park in Santiago. In 2017 he and Sebastián Rojas became the first Chileans to summit Annapurna. In 2019 he entered the Guinness World Records for the first enchainment of Lhotse and Mount Everest without oxygen, and he also climbed Dhaulagiri without supplementary oxygen. He disappeared in February 2021 on K2 during a winter attempt with Muhammad Ali Sadpara and John Snorri Sigurjónsson.
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