The monumental catrina of Puerto Vallarta established a new Guinness World Record with 22.67 meters in height, surpassing the 18.77 meters mark held by Zapotlanejo, Jalisco, since 2015.
The measurement of the monumental catrina was headed by the representative of Guinness World Records, Alfredo Arista Rueda, having as witnesses José Arce Aréchiga, president of the College of Civil Engineers of the Jalisco Coast, and César Bernal Santana, Master in Evaluation, and a team of measurement experts.
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