Puebla Celebrates 10 Years of Vía Recreativa: A Community Success Story

Puebla Celebrates 10 Years of Vía Recreativa: A Community Success Story Puebla, Mexico – This past Sunday marked the 10th anniversary of Vía Recreativa, a popular weekly event that closes off streets to cars, allowing residents to enjoy cycling, walking, and other recreational activities. The event, a testament to Puebla's commitment to community health and well-being, was celebrated with a special event that drew large crowds. Among those in attendance was Pepe Chedraui, who spoke with local media about the event's importance. "It's wonderful to see so many people out here enjoying themselves," said Chedraui. "Vía Recreativa is a vital part of our community, providing a space for exercise, recreation, and social interaction. We're incredibly grateful to the state government for their continued support of this initiative." The event was filled with families, cyclists, and walkers, enjoying the car-free streets. The atmosphere was festive, highlighting the positive impact Vía Recreativa has on the community. The success of Vía Recreativa serves as a model for other cities looking to promote healthy lifestyles and community engagement. The event's organizers expressed hope that Vía Recreativa will continue to thrive for many years to come, fostering a healthier and more connected Puebla.