Original sentence: 1952 — Donostia-San Sebastián: France 8 gold medals, Spain 5, Argentina 3 and Mexico 1.1955 — Montevideo: Spain 5 gold medals, Argentina 3, Mexico 2, France 1 and Uruguay 1.1958 — Biarritz: Spain 5 gold medals, France 3, Argentina 3 and Mexico 3.1962 — Iruñea-Pamplona: Argentina 4 gold medals, Spain 3, France 3 and Mexico 2.1966 — Montevideo: France 4 gold medals, Argentina 3, Spain 3, Mexico 2 and Uruguay 1.1970 — Donostia-San Sebastián: Spain 4 gold medals, France 3, Argentina 2, Mexico 2 and Uruguay 1.1974 — Montevideo: Argentina 5 gold medals, France 4, Spain 2 and Mexico 1.1978 — Biarritz: Spain 4 gold medals, Argentina 3, France 2, Mexico 2 and Uruguay 1.1982 — Mexico City: France 6 gold medals, Argentina 4, Spain 1 and Mexico 1.1986 — Vitoria-Gasteiz: France 5 gold medals, Spain 3, Mexico 2 and Argentina 2.1990 — Cuba: Spain 6 gold medals, Mexico 3, France 2, Argentina 2.1994 — Saint-Jean-de-Luz: France 5 gold medals, Spain 4, Mexico 3 and Argentina 2.1998 — Mexico City: Spain 5 gold medals, Mexico 3, Argentina 3, France 2 and Cuba 1.2002 — Iruñea-Pamplona: Spain 4 gold medals, France 4, Mexico 3, Argentina 2 and Cuba 1.2006 — Mexico City: Mexico 6 gold medals, Spain 3, France 3 and Argentina 2.2010 — Pau
Edited sentence: 1   58 48 34 140.2   56 61 26 143.3   42 23 11 76.4   37 33 25 95.5   4 25 14 43.6   2 4 8 14.7   0 1 3 4.8   0 0 5 5.Note 1: Medal count is sorted by total gold medals, then total silver medals, then total bronze medals, then alphabetically.Note 2: From 1952 to 1970 there wasn't dispute for the bronze medal.Note 3: The table includes all modalities, including the Plaza Livre event from the 1952 and 1958 World Championships.The current historical medal count since 1952 is as follows: