Guadalajara Marks 20 Years of Vía RecreActiva: A Celebration of Health and Community
Guadalajara Celebrates 20 Years of Vía RecreActiva
Guadalajara's Vía RecreActiva celebrated its 20th anniversary yesterday, uniting thousands of locals in a vibrant series of activities promoting health and exercise.
- Increased Security: Families felt safer participating in the event, with more police presence and volunteers aiding traffic control.
- Growing Number of Routes: The initiative now offers multiple routes, making it easier for users to choose their preferred paths for cycling, walking, or skating.
- Community Engagement: Many families enjoy this opportunity to bond and get active together, as shared by various participants.
A Heartfelt Recognition
Juan Francisco Ramírez Salcido, interim mayor of Guadalajara, emphasized the essential role of citizens in the program's success. Pablo Lemus, former mayor and current governor-elect, highlighted the project's potential for expansion to other municipalities.
Importance of Community Health Initiatives
With over 100,000 participants weekly, Vía RecreActiva has become a foundational element in promoting healthy lifestyle choices in Guadalajara. Families, such as the Barreras and the Magañas, have supported this movement from its inception, witnessing its positive impact on community engagement and health.
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