Because there will be no pilgrimages, no dancers, or food stalls in the Plaza de Armas and side streets, as part of the Guadalupan festivities in Puerto Vallarta, the church and the local government invited the public to follow events through social networks to avoid crowds and an increase in coronavirus infections.
The health of the people of Vallarta is a priority, so the Municipal Government, in coordination with the Parish of Our Lady of Guadalupe and San José, announced that the Guadalupanas Festivities this year will be virtual, so there will be no pilgrimages, or dancers . . .
