Hundreds of people, including tourists and locals who gathered on the Malecón were part of the party that took place this Sunday, in the Mexican Revolution Day parade to commemorate the start of the 1910 Mexican revolution on November 20. This was the first parade to celebrate the holiday after two years of cancelations due to the pandemic.
With the participation of elements of the armed forces and security corporations, in addition to schools of different levels, sports clubs, including charro associations, with a participation of more than 1,500, the nearly two-hour parade passed through the main downtown streets.
After the commemorative ceremony led by the mayor, Luis Alberto Michel Rodríguez, together with the naval and military commanders, the order was given to start the parade.
Civil and military authorities were also witnesses of this November 20 Parade that lasted more than two hours, meeting the expectations for the first one after two years.
Hundreds of people, including tourists and locals who gathered on the Malecón were part of the party that took place this Sunday, in the . . .
